Our Teachers
Barb Crosbie
Madison Ferguson
Madison Ferguson
Handmade pottery and pottery classes by a mud enthusiast, Barb Crosbie. I am a dual degree water quality science major with a serious passion for clay. When my life took me to Utah, then New York, back to Utah , to Alabama and now back to Utah, the clay stuck. Along this journey I have worked, studied and taught classes in pottery. As
Handmade pottery and pottery classes by a mud enthusiast, Barb Crosbie. I am a dual degree water quality science major with a serious passion for clay. When my life took me to Utah, then New York, back to Utah , to Alabama and now back to Utah, the clay stuck. Along this journey I have worked, studied and taught classes in pottery. As a potter and teacher I divide my time and work through new ideas systematically, I guess it is the scientist in me.
To see current happenings in the clay studio, check out:
www.facebook.com/earthinart or follow me on Instagram at @earthinartpottery
Madison Ferguson
Madison Ferguson
Madison Ferguson
Maddi began her journey with pottery in high school where she spent hours at the wheel practicing and advancing her of understanding the way clay behaves. She took these skills and honed them further while working in Alabama, where she began her teaching career in pottery. Maddi has continued her journey in clay in Utah, where she teach
Maddi began her journey with pottery in high school where she spent hours at the wheel practicing and advancing her of understanding the way clay behaves. She took these skills and honed them further while working in Alabama, where she began her teaching career in pottery. Maddi has continued her journey in clay in Utah, where she teaches a number of classes to a range of students in the Earth in Art pottery studio. She continues to develop her own style, throwing functional houseware and larger decorative and functional pottery.
Outside of the studio, Maddi can be found on the trails with her pups, renovating her home, or spending time with family.
Her current work can be found at:
Instagram:
@halfmetledstudio
Megan Bird
Madison Ferguson
Megan Bird
Megan is a pottery whose pieces are inspired by the mountains and deserts she has lived in across Arizona and Utha. When she is not making pottery, you can find her crafting spaces as an interior designer or wandering in the mountains.
To see her current work, or follow her journey, check out:
Instagram:
@birdhausdesigns