Kandy Gibson #6 on the 2020 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 9-11th

Kandy Gibson is a utilitarian potter who creates pots that are visually pleasing and unique in character, but also useful in everyday life.  Each piece of stoneware pottery created reflects her enjoyment for throwing, carving, sketching, embellishing, creating and using. Most of her pieces are wheel thrown, but some are hand built.  The forms are usually organic in nature, which stems from her love of the balance observed in nature. 

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Kandy Gibson #6 on the 2018 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 12-14th

Kandy Gibson is a utilitarian potter who creates pots that are visually pleasing and unique in character, but also useful in everyday life.  Each piece of stoneware pottery created reflects her enjoyment for throwing, carving, sketching, embellishing, creating and using. Most of her pieces are wheel thrown, but some are hand built.  The forms are usually organic in nature, which stems from her love of the balance observed in nature.

Feel Free to Visit me at my website for more info on my work, 

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Kandy Gibson #9 on the 2016 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct 7-9th

Kandy Gibson is a utilitarian potter who creates pots that are visually pleasing and unique in character, but also useful in everyday life.  Each piece of stoneware pottery created reflects her enjoyment for throwing, carving, sketching, embellishing, creating and using. Most of her pieces are wheel thrown, but some are hand built.  The forms are usually organic in nature, which stems from her love of the balance observed in nature. 

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Kandy Gibson #7 on the Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct 10-12th

Kandy Gibson is a utilitarian potter.  She creates pots that are visually pleasing and unique in character, but also useful in everyday life.  Each piece of stoneware pottery created reflects her enjoyment for throwing, carving, sketching, embellishing, creating and using.  She enjoys creating each piece with its own unique character and personality, whether Kandy changes a spout, handle, foot, rim, glaze color or decorative element   Most of her pieces are wheel thrown, but some are hand built.  She enjoys making pieces that are hand carved, or altered in some way.  The forms Kandy makes are usually organic in nature, which stems from her love of balance observed in nature, and her personal preference for a fluid line.  Kandy’s inspirations for surfaces come from patterns in fabric, paintings, nature and historic dish ware pottery.