Tiffany Scull MSDC
Ceramics
Every unique design created starts life as a detailed line drawing and this is transferred on paper by hand onto the clay surface. Each piece has been thrown on the wheel, left to slightly dry and then goes through many different processes and techniques developed over the many years as a ceramic artist to create her intricate images onto the damp clay surface.
Tiffany's decoration is a combination of painting with clay slips, carving and using sgraffito to draw the delicate lines onto each design. This takes many hours of work and no two pieces will ever look the same.
Once completed these are left to dry for a few weeks and fired twice in an electric kiln during which she has selectively glazed the main themes leaving the rest of the decoration matt.
She has developed all the clay slip colours making them unique and is always testing new and exciting colours.
Telling a story and trying to capture a fleeting moment in time Tiffany finds very fascinating. Birds and fish are particular favourites and being such nervous creatures she hopes to give the impression they may take flight from their ceramic home at any moment. Forms and designs are ever changing and she has numerous sketch books waiting to come to life.
Education & History
2013 - To present day full time creating detailed sgraffito decorative ceramics
2013 - Teaching pottery and slipware decoration from my studio
2006 Wellbeloved Gallery Portland Dorset exhibiting work tutoring students
Throwing demonstrations and exhibiting work at Brewers Quay in Weymouth
2001 - Bonchurch Pottery Isle of Wight learning production throwing of domestic ware
1995 - 96 Surrey Institute of Art and Design 2nd year of a ceramics degree
1993 - 95 Worthing College of higher education Sussex HND in design
1991 - 93 Portsmouth Art College BTEC in design
Exhibitions & Shows
2018
Three person show with Gael Sellwood at Cambridge Contemporary Art
A pot in the hand exhibition at The Round House Gallery Derbyshire, DE65 5DL
2017
Art in Clay Hatfield House
John Noott Galleries Art fair 18th to 22nd October London
Foss Fine Art London mixed Christmas show 11th of November
Sunny Art Centre Gray's Inn road London
Making Dorset 7-20th December Bridport Art centre Dorset
2016
Art in Clay Farnham Maltings
Erwood Station Gallery Builth Wells Powys
Ferrers Gallery Staunton Harold Leicestershire
2015
The Junction Gallery Woodstock Winter show
Cambridge Contemporary Art three person show & demonstration of Sgraffito
Biscuit Factory Newcastle upon Tyne
2014
Walford Mill Crafts contemporary craft centre Wimborne
Harlequin Gallery with Helen Millard Taunton
Dorset Art Weeks open studios, my studio open to the public
Spring Discovery, National Trust Cotehele Gallery, Saltash, Cornwall
2013
Noel National Trust Cotehele Gallery, Saltash, Cornwall
Gallery On The Square Dorchester Poundbury
Flora & fauna Cambridge Contemporary Art Cambridge
2012
Make, Crafts for Christmas Devon Guild of Craftsmen
Dorset Art Weeks open studios
Cambridge Contemporary Art March
2011
Birds of a feather with Helen Millard at Gallery on The Usk
Imagine Gallery Suffolk Nursery Rhymes
Bovey Tracy Contemporary Crafts Fair
Cambridge Contemporary Art Cambridge
2010
Cambridge Contemporary Art Cambridge
Dorset Potters at Bridport Art Centre
West Country Potters at Saltram House
Affiliations
Devon Guild of Craftsmen
Bluecoat Display centre artist membership scheme
Society of Designer Craftsmen full member
Dorset Visual Arts full member
Craft Council makers directory
Craft Potters Association selected member
Dorset Pottery Group
West Country Potters
London Potters
Kent potters Association
Published
2017
Lorikeets & Gum tree vessel selected for the leaflet to advertise Art in Clay Hatfield
Cattleya Orchids vessel featured in June issue of Aesthetica
Interview with images in Inside artist magazine
2016
Kingfisher vessel selected for the leaflet to advertise Art in Clay Farnham
Ryukin fish vessel featured in August issue of Aesthetica
Moorhen dish featured in August issue of The World Of Interiors
ukhandmade online magazine article spring issue
On line interview with House of Coco featured in magazine
2015
On line interview with Zone One Arts www.zoneonearts.com.au
West Country Potters magazine no.136 front cover image article ‘an obsession with Sgraffito’
2014
Article published in May June issue of Ceramic Review ‘a potters day’
2012
Photo in Crafts Magazine ‘Woodpecker vase’ Nov Dec issue
Photo in Ceramic Review Magazine ‘Wrens in a tree vase’ issue 254
Drawing onto Clay with West Country Potters magazine
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