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Pat Church
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Brightly colored, whimsical, graphic describes the work of
Pat Church, founder of LPOMA hand-painted dinnerware.
Pat's self-taught art of ceramic painting, glazing and firing
began 18 years ago in her home studio in Rogers,
Arkansas, at 479-631-1596.
"My designs just come to me, and it can be something I dream, or a scrap of patterned fabric that catches my eye, or a trick of shadow and light in nature. They come to me as color combinations first, then I arrange them into patterns, adding dots or stripes, etc., for texture and a little whimsy."
All of Pat's dinnerware is triple-glazed and kiln-fired to make them food and dishwasher safe.
Her work is sold at juried art shows and online at www.LPOMA.com.
LPOMA stands for "Little Piece of MY Art."
"My designs just come to me, and it can be something I dream, or a scrap of patterned fabric that catches my eye, or a trick of shadow and light in nature. They come to me as color combinations first, then I arrange them into patterns, adding dots or stripes, etc., for texture and a little whimsy."
All of Pat's dinnerware is triple-glazed and kiln-fired to make them food and dishwasher safe.
Her work is sold at juried art shows and online at www.LPOMA.com.
LPOMA stands for "Little Piece of MY Art."