The Work
Where nature speaks and creativity takes form.
True Nature Art is an evolving collection of original work inspired by the natural world, changing landscapes, weathered textures, and the quiet details that invite closer attention.
Through ceramics, mixed media, drawing, painting, and small creative studies, each piece becomes an opportunity to explore color, material, memory, and place.
Available Work
Original work, ready to find its next home.
Explore currently available one-of-a-kind ceramics and nature-inspired work. Each piece is offered through local pickup and is available only while listed.
Ceramics
Horsehair ceramics
Horsehair ceramics are created through a smoke-firing process in which horsehair is placed on a hot, burnished clay surface. The hair burns immediately, leaving dark carbon markings that cannot be repeated exactly.
Each vessel develops its own pattern through heat, smoke, timing, and movement. The result is an individual piece marked by organic lines, subtle variation, and the visible history of its firing.
This work is part of an ongoing personal practice shaped by respect for ceramic traditions, contemporary makers, and the expressive possibilities of clay.
Made Slowly
Creative work rooted in material and place
Observation
Ideas begin with the textures, colors, plants, weather, and landscapes that make a place feel distinct.
Material
Clay, pigment, line, image, and found visual references each bring their own limitations and possibilities to the work.
Variation
Small changes in process become part of the finished piece, making every work naturally individual.
About the Artist
Art shaped by landscape, curiosity, and care.
True Nature Art grew from a lifelong curiosity about color, texture, form, and the natural world. As a self-taught artist, the work has developed through observation, experimentation, and a deep appreciation for the places that continue to inspire it.
Moving from Colorado to Arizona brought a new visual language into focus: rust-red stone, open desert horizons, changing light, weathered surfaces, and the quiet drama of the Southwest. Those experiences continue to influence the ceramics, visual studies, and creative projects found here.
Each piece is made as an individual exploration of material and place, with room for variation, imperfection, and the unexpected marks that make handmade work distinct.
Pickup & Availability
Each piece is best experienced in person.
Because these works are handmade, fragile, and one of a kind, they are not currently offered for standard shipping.
Available pieces are offered through local pickup so they can be handled with the care they deserve and viewed in person before they find their next home.
For current availability, pickup arrangements, or questions about a specific piece, please get in touch directly.