Mobile Paint Your Own Pottery / Clay Art / Mosaics
Our philosophy: We believe all people are inherently creative and want to create a welcoming environment for people with various levels of experience to collaborate, get new ideas & be inspired. We love the idea of mixing media including hand-built pottery with already made ceramics (paint your own pottery) and mixing clay with glass. We look forward to implementing new projects ideas inspired by the mixed media approach. We are also excited about opening a store front where you can walk in and paint pottery, work with warm glass or sign up to take a wheel throwing or hand-building clay art class! Until then come visit us at "The Basement Studio" in Columbia City!
Sarah Rankin is owner of Studio2You, a self-created mobile ceramics business. She has over 12 years experience in the field first managing "Do the Dishes" a paint your own ceramics shop, then creating and running Studio2You. She has over 10 years experience teaching children and adults pottery painting, clay art, and multi-media art. Studio2You clients include Microsoft, Boeing, Seattle Chamber of Commerce, Discover U, numerous private and public schools, YMCAs, and many private groups. Sarah's educational background includes a degree in communications with an emphasis in broadcasting. She also has a background in acting. Continuing education in the arts field includes drawing classes from Seattle Central, wheel throwing and clay art classes from West Seattle Pottery School and Seward Park Clay Studio, workshops in glass fusion, and other workshops in clay building techniques and glaze application. But mostly she is a self-taught artist who enjoys learning about the creative process and integrating many art discliplines into her work and teaching. She believes all people are creative and wants to inspire people to access their inherent artistic nature. Studio2You is a member of CCSA (Comtemporary Ceramics Studios Association).
Davicia Sugrim has always had a strong passion for art and has 10 years experience in the industry. She loves spending time painting, drawing, doing pottery, cooking, and wood carving. She started as a lead counselor at a summer day camp in charge of all crafts and creative activities. Then she pursued her culinary arts degree from the Art Institute of Seattle and loves to experiment in the kitchen with food and fun plate presentations. She currently works for Studio 2 You teaching clay art and paint your own pottery classes. She is a hands on person who loves helping others create unique artwork.
