Our members:
BriAnne Berg
BriAnne Berg's artistic influences are Pablo Picasso, the writer Ralph Waldo Emerson, and her family. She hopes to bring life into each piece of art and send love into your hands.
"To be great is to be misunderstood." - Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Studio Bri website: http://studiobri.weebly.com/
"To be great is to be misunderstood." - Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Studio Bri website: http://studiobri.weebly.com/
Larry Cappel
Larry Cappel is Psychotherapist and Personal Coach turned Potter whose day job helps others to find their passion and tap into their creativity. He is deeply interested in the intersection of art and healing as a vehicle towards personal, spiritual, and professional growth. His own work as a potter helps keep him on his own healing path. You can learn more about Larry’s work at his website: http://yourdenvercounseling.com.
Caden Gowan
Caden loves computers and math and science. He also likes to make chainmail, origami, mead, and occasionally he does pottery.
Faith Gowan
Faith grew up in a family of artists, and has a BFA in Graphic Design from the Philadephia College of Art. She has been employed as graphic designer and art director for the past 41 years for Blue Mountain Arts, Bluemountain.com and Starfall.com (a learn-to-read website). This co-op has given her the opportunity to develop her skills with pottery, and she finds the creativity of this group very inspiring.
Jill Graham
Anjuli Hurt
“To be an artist is to believe in life.” ~ Henry Moore
Art is a way for Anjuli to stay positive about life, enjoy the world around her, and share her faith in the world.
Anjuli has a progressive neuromuscular disease which sometimes makes holding her arms, hands, or legs steady nearly impossible and causes extreme muscle fatigue. She is constantly surprised how the creative process she once used only for art has helped her do day-to-day living activities.
Facebook: facebook.com/ExpressionsByAnjuli/
tumblr: tumblr.com/blog/expressionsbyanjuli
Etsy: etsy.com/shop/ExpressionsByAnjuli
Website: www.expressionsbyanjuli.com
Portfolio: http://www.expressionsbyanjuli.squarespace.com
Almost anything in her store can be personally customized. See a tile you like, but want it in a different color? No problem. You and Anjuli can work together to come up with a beautiful masterpiece.
Art is a way for Anjuli to stay positive about life, enjoy the world around her, and share her faith in the world.
Anjuli has a progressive neuromuscular disease which sometimes makes holding her arms, hands, or legs steady nearly impossible and causes extreme muscle fatigue. She is constantly surprised how the creative process she once used only for art has helped her do day-to-day living activities.
Facebook: facebook.com/ExpressionsByAnjuli/
tumblr: tumblr.com/blog/expressionsbyanjuli
Etsy: etsy.com/shop/ExpressionsByAnjuli
Website: www.expressionsbyanjuli.com
Portfolio: http://www.expressionsbyanjuli.squarespace.com
Almost anything in her store can be personally customized. See a tile you like, but want it in a different color? No problem. You and Anjuli can work together to come up with a beautiful masterpiece.
Juni Margrie
Emilie Parker
Emilie is an artist and teacher in Louisville, CO and at the Thornton Senior Center -- teaching art, wheel throwing and handbuilding to adults and children. Her art is both sculpture and functional pottery and painting. She has a BS in art, is a board member and former president of Louisville Art Association, and a founding member of ClayArt Pottery Co-op. One of her current projects is starting and building Bohn Farm Art and Farming Cohousing Community in Longmont: www.bfcc.name. Video about her Greenman Series:https://youtu.be/VUBHI_E_Em0. Personal website: www.emilieparker.com
Louise Romero
