As an art school major, next to drawing and painting a lot, I started drawing on old plates and teapots. The obsession only grew stronger and I just kept making more and more. I found the old teapots at thrift stores or second hand websites and gave them new life with my designs. After a while a little gallery wanted to sell them. To make sure the designs were more durable for customer use, I started using a silkscreen technique, and fired the pieces in a kiln on high temperatures. Now the illustrations would last forever. This gave me unlimited possibilities and has only made me more obsessed.

I now work at a studio and have invested in two kilns, that fire all my designs. This way I have complete control over the process. I do all the work myself and I love it.
Recently I have started adding prints of illustrations to the shop which are a precursor to my new porcelain designs that are coming out later this year.

I have developed the best way to send fragile pieces of porcelain, and never experienced an item breaking during the shipping process.
I try to make my packages special by adding a personal note and wrapping it in pretty paper. I love selling my items to people worldwide and I hope they get excited when they receive something I made.