Claymonster Team

has a very short attention span and when she isn't distracted by chickens, wine making, kids, knitting or gardening, she can be found in the studio throwing on the wheel, attaching eyeballs and arms and driving everyone crazy with quality control. She cares very much about making pottery that is crafted to her highest ability and loves that Claymonsters bring joy to their users. She tries to direct all her perfectionist and obsessive energies into making amazing and fun monster pottery for the world. She also makes really good hot sauce...

is a full-time professor and head of Ceramics at Towson University, but as the originator of all things Claymonster, he generally puts all his free time into creating whimsical creatures and figurative sculptures. In addition to his unique imagination, Rich’s work is inspired by Tim Burton, clay animation, Pixar and anything goofy.

I am a 23 year old ceramicist from Bel Air, Maryland. I was introduced to ceramics in high school and immediately fell in love, not only with the medium but, the ceramic community as a whole. There’s something so beautiful to me about being able to create art straight from the earth.

My work has been influenced by the surrealist, psychedelic and underground comix movements. While I focus my studies on ceramics, I also love to paint, sew, and experiment with all different types of mediums. 

is the most awesome helper in the booth. She has attended and helped at every show she could possibly attend. She also cooks ALL the food for Monster of a Show. If you've been to MoaS, you'll know how yummy her food is. We all love Claymonster Mom, Arline! Oh, and she probably has more monsters in her house than all our customers combined. Just ask her, she'll show you lots of photos!