Need a last minute Valentines gift??

February Studio News | the dirt | Jenni Ward ceramic sculpture

If you need a sweet gift for your sweetie today, there are lots of local shops that are carrying Art Hearts!

Swing into The Homeless Garden Project Downtown Store, The Santa Cruz Art League, Norrie’s Gifts at the UCSC Arboretum, The Bonny Doon Garden Company in the westside New LeafThe Garden Company on Mission St or Ace’s Flowers in Aptos! Support your local businesses and pick out a handmade ceramic heart for the loves in your life!

Happy & Healthy Heart Day!

for the love of art | Pop Up Show at the studio

Join Us for a Valentine’s popup show at the studio Saturday February 10th from 12-6

For the Love of Art - Pop Up Show at the studio | the dirt | Jenni Ward ceramic sculptureArtists:
Nora Dougherty with work.shop.- a mobile gallery | metaphoric jewelry. quality stick and stones.

Kachina Schoos of Field Notes Farm & Studio | artisanal handmade soaps. all natural- all the time.

Jenni Ward of Earth Art Studio | ceramic sculpture for the home & heart.

make a valentine, toast marshmallows by the fire, join us!

Mission Industrial Art Studios
2523 C Mission St
westside of Santa Cruz, just off Swift St.

Free Shipping February!

Free Shipping February! | the dirt | Jenni Ward ceramic sculpture

Hey Guess What?!?

It’s FREE SHIPPING FEBRUARY!!!

Use offer code lovefreeshipping at check out all month long for free shipping on all artwork in the online shop. This only happens once a year, so pick out something for your sweetie or yourself and the shipping’s on me!

Start shopping now…

Offer is only good online, US only from Feb 1 – 28th 2018

New Video: Work in Progress

I’ve been working on an installation of my Rock Candy Series for my upcoming solo show at the Grants Pass Museum of Art and thought I’d share a little video of the process. I made 100+ of these rocks, glazed them in a variety of bright colors and they will be installed in a ribbon of them wrapping around a wall in a section of the gallery interspersed with photos of them as they were installed ‘in the field’ at Joshua Tree National Park. I love how they start out as these lumpy potato shapes and end up angular and sharp – they’re just begging to be touched!