A math teacher by day and potter by heart, Glen has been working with clay for over 20 years, always fascinated by the way geometry and physics come alive on the wheel. He lives in Hancock County, IL, and is a familiar face at the Fort Madison Art Center. Glen’s work blends function and fun, all thrown with skill and intention.

A recent SCC grad, Kylee is already deep into the world of clay and glazing. She's spent the last two years under the guidance of John Bybee, experimenting with materials and textures—and loving every minute of it. She’s now setting her sights on a ceramics degree to keep chasing that creative spark.

What began as a high school ceramics class turned into a lifelong passion. After working as a studio tech at SCC, Detrich kept throwing and joined the Art Center to keep learning and growing. With support from his wife Morgan—who glazes and alters many of their collaborative pieces—Detrich creates everything from bowls to uniquely shaped vessels.

Meet Deb Coyle—ceramics teacher at Burlington High and longtime clay enthusiast! With over a decade of experience and a few years on the wheel, Deb brings both skill and inspiration to her students and her art. Whether she’s throwing or teaching, Deb’s always dreaming up something new.