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British artist and designer Catherine Phelps splits her time between two homes and studios, one nestled in a lush garden in Asturias, Spain and the other in historic Salisbury.
Living between two countries is nothing new for Catherine. Originally living in London and Madrid, Catherine was (and still is) a graphic designer for the music industry, creating album covers, posters and graphics using her own distinctive illustrations.
Following a love of pottery and a course on wheel-throwing, Catherine went on to set up a ceramics studio in Asturias with six other ceramicists where they share a kiln and knowledge of clay and glazes.
It is here that Catherine works on these pieces inspired by her beautiful garden, folktales and fables. After press-moulding and finishing the plates, Catherine then allows them to dry to a 'leather hard' consistency which she then hand paints with a dark engobe glaze. 
