Back around 1980, Pam and Susan started an art business called Mini Munchkins and it blossomed into something that involved all of their families and many of their friends. Many years later, Pam was busy with teenagers, teaching art and kindergarten while the shows started drawing smaller crowds. Susan and her husband carried the load until the shows stopped being worth doing.
Flash forward to early 2017, Pam is retired, her children grown and she decides that she wants to do what she never had a chance to do before, art for art's sake. She started experimenting with stoneware, getting amazing results and soon found that what she had was a family eager to get back into the game. Pam's mother Susan found that she missed the days of Mini Munchkins and Pam's daughter Miranda wanted to join in on the fun.
These days, the big excitement is seeing how something turned out in the kiln after the latest firing and what direction the sculpting should take.
It's amazing to see what the team keeps producing and I'm really looking forward to seeing what is yet to be made....
