The Boxer and Mr. Punchy, Teapot Vitreous Clay, Slip Cast, Ceramic Slips, and Hand Cut Paper Stencils
Da Vinci and Disney, Adventure without Risk is Disneyland, Teapot Vitreous Clay, Slip Cast, Ceramic Slips, and Hand Cut Paper Stencils
Family Portrait, Vitreous Clay, Slip Cast, Ceramic Slips, and Hand Cut Paper Stencils
The Outcome of an Apatosaurus Living in the Building, Vitreous Clay, Slip Cast, Ceramic Slips, and Hand Cut Paper Stencils
The Fears of Mr. Punchy, Vitreous Clay, Slip Cast, Ceramic Slips, and Hand Cut Paper Stencils
That’s Him Officer, The One with the Sock Puppet and the Fig Leaf, Vitreous Clay, Slip Cast, Ceramic Slips, and Hand Cut Paper Stencils
Lot’s Lot, Vitreous Clay, Slip Cast, and Ceramic Slips
One of Those Days, Hot Coffee and Scorpions, Vitreous Clay, Slip Cast, Ceramic Slips, and Hand Cut Paper Stencils
The Truth of the Sock Puppet, Vitreous Clay, Slip Cast, Ceramic Slips, and Hand Cut Paper Stencils
The Devil and The Potato Sisters, Vitreous Clay, Slip Cast, Ceramic Slips, and Hand Cut Paper Stencils
It’s All Fun and Games Until Someone Let the Rex Out, Vitreous Clay, Slip Cast, Ceramic Slips, and Hand Cut Paper Stencils
Stacked Column with Self Portrait cast from Aluminum Foil, Vitreous Clay, Slip Cast, and Ceramic Slips
Perils of Mr. Sock Puppet and Angel Tom, Vitreous Clay, Slip Cast, and Ceramic Slips
Christopher Stanley was born in Iowa City, Iowa in 1964. He attended Rockhurst High School in Kansas City, Missouri where he graduated in 1982. Attending The University of Kansas from 1982 to 1988, Mr. Stanley received a B.S.E. in Secondary English Education and a B.F. A. in Design. In 1989 Mr. Stanley and his wife, Annie moved to Pullman, Washington, where, Mr. Stanley earned his M.F.A in 1991. Mr. Stanley has lived in Odessa since 1992. He is currently an Associate Professor of Art, and teaches a large distribution of classes both in and out of the Art Department. Mr. Stanley has had work published in two books, which are, ‘500 Bowls’ and ‘Surface Design for Ceramics’. He has received awards not only for his art, but also for teaching and community service.
Christopher Stanley was born in Iowa City, Iowa in 1964. He attended Rockhurst High School in Kansas City, Missouri where he graduated in 1982. Attending The University of Kansas from 1982 to 1988, Mr. Stanley received a B.S.E. in Secondary English Education and a B.F. A. in Design. In 1989 Mr. Stanley and his wife, Annie moved to Pullman, Washington, where, Mr. Stanley earned his M.F.A in 1991. Mr. Stanley has lived in Odessa since 1992. He is currently an Associate Professor of Art, and teaches a large distribution of classes both in and out of the Art Department. Mr. Stanley has had work published in two books, which are, ‘500 Bowls’ and ‘Surface Design for Ceramics’. He has received awards not only for his art, but also for teaching and community service.