Joey Richardson has been turning wood for almost two decades, studying under Chris Stott, Stuart Mortimer, Trent Bosch, David Nittman and Binh Pho along the way, honing her skills and developing a style of her own. Richardson is a fine example of an artist who has found a strong voice, even as traces of the teacher’s influence remains evident.
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Susan, thank you so much for bringing our attention to this artist! I opened your blog, and nearly jumped out of my chair to get a closer look….these are so very beautiful!! I simply love ‘Romeo’, with its intricacy and elegance…so inspirational! Thanks again, jana
Awesome staff! Thank you for sharing!
These pieces are amazing – as Jane says, intricate, elegent and inspirational.