FOR CLAY ARTISTS
Your wheel, your body, your blueprint.
Wedging, throwing, trimming, and leaning into the wheel ask a lot of your hips, back, and wrists. Here's where I'd start if you work in clay, plus a few favorite resources along the way.
SHOW ME WHERE TO STARTFIND YOUR FIT
Where should you start? Two quick questions.
From a free class to working with me one on one, I'll point you to the offering that fits your body and your practice at the wheel.
Where do you feel it most?
What are you looking for?
I was invited on The Potters Cast with Paul Blais to talk about how ceramic artists can reduce repetitive strain through frequent movement breaks, varied postures, and stretching and strengthening for the hands and wrists.
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Podcast episodes for clay artists
Conversations about working with your body at the wheel, caring for your hands, and setting up a studio that supports you.
