In late 2019, I began making pottery after receiving a wheel-throwing course as a gift at the age of 44. Pottery has run in the family, with my grandmother Felicity Wedd starting her pottery practice at a similar age and my uncle Gerry Wedd making it his career. My uncle's artwork, in particular, has inspired me to experiment with colour, be daring, and express my interests and sense of humour.

I have a small home studio with an electric kiln for firing and producing small batches of pottery in my free time. My creations are often experimental and playful, shaped by what interests me at the time. I also enjoy incorporating patterns and Tasmania's flora and fauna into my work.​

Please note that since each piece is handmade and unique, it is definitely not perfect!

If you live in the Launceston area, I am happy to deliver your piece or have you pick it up from my studio. I am grateful for your support and appreciation of my creations.