
Dry Dirt
Welcome to the starting line. We are made of the dust of the earth, and Dry Dirt is my way of embracing that humble beginning. This is a developing space dedicated to sharing my perspective on faith, life, and the beauty of being broken and remade. I hope to build a home here where the Potter’s love is on full display.
Explore Our Milestones
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The Clay’s Perspective: The Weight of the Attached Piece
It is one thing to watch a stray pot across the studio collapse on the wheel; it is another thing entirely when you were thrown from the same batch of… Read more ⇢
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The Inventory of the Resin: On the Sovereignty of Shape
The most dangerous thing you can bring to a cold kiln is hope. When the door swings open and the heat has finally dissipated, hope becomes a form of denial.… Read more ⇢
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The Clay’s Perspective: The Sacred Space of the Unseen Outcome
There is a deceptive stillness in the life of clay. To an observer, the most important moments happen when the wheel is spinning at high speeds or when the kiln… Read more ⇢
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The Steady Hand: Finding Love in the Wobble
There is a specific kind of “secret noise” that happens the moment we sit down to create. You might be alone in your studio, your office, or your kitchen, but… Read more ⇢
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The Dignity of the Dust: A Thoughts on the Workable Soul
The View from the Center It is a strange thing to be “alive” while being made. Most materials—wood, stone, metal—are carved or forged while they are cold and unfeeling. They… Read more ⇢
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The Reluctant Masterpiece: Why We Hate Being Built
The Reluctant Masterpiece: Why We Hate Being Built By Josh/The Clay Estimated Read Time: 7–9 minutes.We are a generation of builders. We build brands, we build resumes, and we build… Read more ⇢