Judi Tavil

by judi tavill, which now resides in my cupboard/dishwasher/table. It is really quite lovely, great weight and the curves are so much fun to trace. her work can be found on etsy http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5137447

kip o'krongly and mel robson

kip o'krongly



love her drawings, makes me wish I had made them! See more of her work at http://kipokrongly.blogspot.com/

Mel Robson


i want her work i want her work i want her work. that is all i can say. http://feffakookan.blogspot.com/

Ryan Greenheck and Tracy Mcevilly

Ryan Greenheck. He is a former professor of mine and the most meticulous person I have ever met. The white on clear trailing is just beautiful. His work can be found at www.theclaystudio.com and www.ryanjgreenheck.com



Tracy Mcevilly. I usually don't like stamping, but it works on her cups. The cups are beautiful and quite delicate. Her work can be found at Jacksonville museum of contemporary art.

Juli Galloway and Joy Tanner

Julia Galloway. Although I've not touched one of her cups, I think they are amazing. Julia is also quite a swell lady. Her website is a good resource for links and she has a very handy handbook on you have you MFA.. now what. (it's not titled that, but that is what i call it around the house) www.juliagalloway.com





Joy Tanner. I have a wood fired tumbler of hers and it is so much fun to hold. I love the textures on it. (also coveting one of her black tumblers at the moment) (http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=18615757) Her work can be found on etsy.

Ayumi Horie and Brooke Noble

by Ayumi Horie.

Ayumie Horie makes the most comfortable cups I have ever held. Highly recommended for comfort and smile factor. Her work can be found at www.ayumihorie.com.



Brooke Noble also makes whimsical cups. She usually works with birds, owls, houses and women with umbrellas. Her tumblers fit perfectly in your hand. Recommended use: beer. She doesn't have a website yet, but can be found at www.theclaystudio.org