Mickie Marshall-Jacoby has lived in the Hopewell area since 2004. She is a multi-talented artist who has worked in precious metals, stained glass, and photography, in addition to ceramics. She merges those past experiences to create new visions of form and glaze in her pottery. Working from her studio, she creates pieces in the Raku style, such as pots decorated with horse hair, as well as high fire whimsical pottery and sculpture.

“My ceramic work is defined directly by a love for whimsy and bright colors. I frequently find inspirations from objects from nature that informs my sculptures and functional pots.”