Our 2016 Halloween Swirly Collection

 We are happy to introduce you to our New 2016 Swirly Halloween Design Collection.

You can view the collection here if you dare!

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process shot that we share on our Instagram account.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

Are you ready for the Summer....

The nice weather is finally upon us here in New England... which means we can venture out of the studio and spend more time sketching outside in the sun ..yahoo!

Sun being the key word here...so without further adieu we are so excited to share with you the start of our new designs Summer: Sand, Sun & Swirly collection.

Once we decided summer was the theme, the wave of ideas just come flowing out.:)

We will put any and every idea on paper and then combine, edit and redraw. The color sketches above are the result of many, many, many rough sketches. And these will still go through another round of  edits once we start working them out in clay. 

COLOR is what helps keeps continuity with any collection. We are really liking the color palette of blues, oranges, yellow/greens and gray for this summer line.

These 3D figures have become a staple in our past collections and they are so much fun to create. We cannot wait to see how these turn out. 

We will keep you posted as the collection progresses. We are planning for a launch date sometime in June.  

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Still working away on our egg~cellent collection.

Even though St. Patrick's day is tomorrow we are busy swirling away here... painting, glittering and embellishing our new Easter collection for our Monday March 26th launch. Here is a little tease of what we have been working on this week.

Our favorite swirly bunnies once again will be joining this years collection. These are still waiting for their glossy glaze coats and glitter before they can hop away to someone's home.


We are very excited about our new bunny designs this year (above) and our mini treat cups (below). Where we incorporated a range of materials other than just clay.