Ceramic experience workshops
Published June 25, 2012
I’m now running One to One and One to Two ceramic workshops from my pottery studio in Dudley Road, Hastings.
If you would like to create a special item; be it a christening bowl for a new member of the family, a memorial plaque or an ashes casket for a funeral, an exuberant sculpture for a wedding – I can help you catch that elusive idea and turn it into an artwork you will be proud of.
Perhaps you like Rhinos…
Or perhaps you always wanted a plaster cast of your own feet…
Maybe smoke firing tickles your fancy? 
Please email me at studio at annakeiller.com or have a look at my website, where I will be updating new ceramic workshop dates shortly. My mobile number is 07722171818 if you would like to discuss a potential project.
Ceramic torsos
Published May 15, 2012
I had a surprise visit from the owners of a Dutch Gallery, Gallerie Mooi Man, yesterday afternoon. I was busy glazing and wasn’t going to open the door but thankfully I did.
Because they bought four ceramic sculptures there and then….
Rather a nice surprise. Their gallery is in Groningen www.mooi-man.nl
Owl and Moon
Published April 21, 2011
This is a smoke fired ceramic plaque 10” x 7.5”. During full moons I often dream about owls visiting…They look pretty scary, but I know they have come to protect my dreams. I often hear them calling in the night – it is mainly Tawny Owls. I smile to myself and turn over. All is well.
Vase making – smoke firing.
Published April 5, 2011I recently wrote about a ceramic vase I was making…I have been circling around it for weeks, building up courage to place it in a dustbin and set fire to it. 
So last night I did the deed and torched my vase…
I placed a few of my Angels in there for good measure… And this was what I found this morning…
It was still smouldering as I hoiked it out of the bin. I had no gloves and was far too impatient to go and fetch some, so I used my sweather as a fireblanket. Not a good idea. I set fire to the grass as well, which is worse, but the vase survived. It is still too hot to clean up – I think it looks pretty good so far.
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