Artists
Beautiful and bespoke hand made glass pieces made by Lisa and Paul in Warrington.
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Glazed Art
Glazed Art is all about individuality. Each piece is unique, a combination of contemporary design and traditional skills, blending old and new, hand and machine, tradition and innovation.
All our products are made in our Burslem studio from locally produced materials sourced within the Stoke-On-Trent area. Each item is hand decorated with a variety of vibrant reactive glazes using both spray and hand painting techniques. A single piece will take at least one week to create, producing an individual piece of ceramic art work every time.
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Sarah Myatt
Since graduating from Wolverhampton University with a Degree in Glass Design in 2000, I have worked from my studio in the Staffordshire Moorlands designing and creating a range of glass pieces including bowls, hangings, jewellery & hand made cards.
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Jo Hearn
After many experiments Jo has developed a technique which allows her to achieve an affective and individual result, She paints using the unusual medium of ceramic glazes on clay.
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Lucy Goodwin
Graduated from Staffordshire University in July 2009 with a First Class Honours Degree in Surface Pattern Design. Lucy is inspired by the ever changing trends in fashion and lifestyle, alongside artists and
designs both past and present to create designs with and original and unique twist.
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Lise B Moorcroft
The finest hand made studio ceramics by the Grand-Daughter of William Moorcroft and the Daughter of Walter Moorcroft OBE.
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Artists
We have a range of different artists associated with The Old Post Office.
Jo Hearn
After many experiments Jo has developed a technique which allows her to achieve an affective and individual result, She paints using the unusual medium of ceramic glazes on clay.
Following a Fine Art degree in London, Jo has worked as a painter using oil, acrylic and silk paint. During an evening course in ceramics Jo decided that she wished to paint using ceramic glazes on clay. After many experiments she has developed a technique which allows her to achieve an affective and individual result, using underglazes and semitransparent overglazes, firing each piece three times in an electric kiln.
Each piece is unique, and while a certain amount of control can be achieved, the reaction of the glaze in the final kiln firing determines the final outcome.
Recently Jo has developed a range of wall-pieces using landscapes from Staffordshire and the Peak District, near to Stone where she lives. She combines a painters appreciation of landscape with a highly unique ceramic application. The wall pieces are mounted on a back plate of sandblast glass.
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