



This is the way I design, by making. It creates problems when I've tried to apply for membership of certain ceramics associations. They expect design work on paper and in words too. I do use drawing books, but mainly as an ideas jotter wherever I am so that I don't lose inspiration!
Without that, even if the pots are good enough to stand by themselves, one is considered to be weak on design. When you consider how many makers are dyslexic......

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