Details
| First Name | Anne |
| Last Name | Mclellan |
| Nickname | Anniepotter |
My Ceramics
| In the studio I like to do | Handbuilding, Throwing on the Wheel, Everything to do with Ceramics |
| Pottery Wheel | Brent |
| Clay body | Earthenware, Stoneware, Porcelain |
| Clay Brand | Plainsman |
| Kiln Type | Electric Kiln |
| Kiln Atmosphere | Oxidation Atmosphere |
| Temperature | 1850-2100 |
| Glaze | Majolica, and Clear Glaze |
| You can buy my work from | Traditions Handcraft Gallery, Regina, Sk, Canada Handwave Gallery, Meacham, SKÂ Canada Saskatchewan Craft Council Boutique, Saskatoon, Sk, Canada Moose Jaw Art Museum, Moose Jaw, Sk, Canada |
About Me
| Introduction | I am a potter working in Regina, Saskatchewan. I consider myself a cultural worker. Clay has been central to my existence for over 35 years. I make pieces that speak to our everyday existence inspired by the world outside. |
| What I Love about Ceramics | I love the process of starting with a malleable material and taking it through the cycle of change from clay to a ceramic piece. There is always risk with clay, but that is what is exciting. |
| How I started with ceramics | My first experience with clay was at the Extension Department, University of Regina in community classes.  I took classes there for a few years. It was a great community of potters . I fell in love with it there. Working as a studio assistant and then an instructor helped me to hone my craft. |
| What inspires me | Nature is my biggest inspiration. |
| What I'm working on at the moment | At the moment I am working on developing work using Cone 6 stoneware and porcelain, exploring more pared down surfaces and forms. |
