Most of these are hollow bodied structures with acrylic or metallic paint finishes, finished with a clear matte spray. 

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After a number of years working only in soapstone sculpture, Kay recently returned to playing with clay.  Among the thrown pots she enjoyed creating, she also started hand building clay sculptures.  Using some acrylic cold finishes and glazes on others, she has had great fun with adding medium and using more textural features. Feel free to contact Kay for availability of these works.

Kay took a clay sculp​ture class in late 2011 from a well known local artist "Zazo". It was a fun few weeks and Kay really enjoyed the differences clay gave to the artist. Much more detail can be created and clay is very forgiving of mistakes. You can add as easily as you can take off the material. Not something afforded you when working with stone. Recently she has been creating clay sculptures in a new studio in Edmonton, Viva Clayworks.  There Kay has been learning many more glazing and cold finish processes for her sculpture. Again, she is drawn in doing wildlife as well as a few pots. A few pieces are for sale from her recent work there.