Adapting Your Work and Business Over Time with Liz Cohen

About this episode

Liz Cohen returns to discuss the evolution of her ceramics business and her creative process.

Liz Cohen joins the podcast again nearly four years later to talk about the evolution of her ceramics business. She shares her experience managing a shared studio space in Denver, her decision to move away from wholesale and dinnerware, and how her making process has shifted toward higher-value work. Liz also discusses her ongoing experiments with slip casting and developing a speckled underglaze technique. -----Find more about Liz’s business below----- Instagram - @lizcohenceramics Website -...

People in this episode

Hosts: Ryan Durbin, Becca Otis

Guest: Liz Cohen

Topics covered

• ceramics
• business evolution
• studio management
• wholesale
• art techniques

Keywords

• ceramics
• business
• studio space
• wholesale
• slip casting
• underglaze

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: ceramics business

Places: Denver

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