Amanda Digby

22/12/2025

Wishing you all a very happy festive season. Thank you very much for all your support throughout 2025, it is very much appreciated. Looking forward to some down time relaxing with the family - recharging and resetting ready for 2026. Have fun and enjoy your festivities.

30/10/2025

22/10/2025

I have been very quiet on Instagram recently but I have been working away in the studio preparing for my next adventure.

I have decided in the lead up to Christmas - OMG really - to open up MakingTime as a gallery/shop/studio - 3 days a week - Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays 11.00 - 4.00.

As well as my own work, I will be showing the work of other skilled ceramic artists.
I will be working away in the studio at the back of the gallery if you feel like just dropping by for a chat about ceramics or to see how I work.

First day open will be Saturday 1st November 10.00 - 4.00 and who knows I might even have done some baking.

Hope to see you soon.

26/06/2025

Happy to say that these two bottle vases with soft pink blushes will soon be available along with some other of my works .bronte a local florist that sells gorgeous flowers and supports local artists.

16/04/2025

Some more new form, surface and glaze experiments. The tall one at the back has been glazed in a metallic bronze glaze that I bought in the UK last year. The crackled surface on the white piece is from terra sigillata made from local Clovelly clay and Indian ink rubbed into the cracks after firing. Slightly less travel required to achieve this result!

11/04/2025

Ending the week with a new crackled vase and a bunch of poppies - currently on display in the gallery window. Looking forward to tomorrow’s riot of orange, yellow and cream as the flowers open.

11/04/2025

I've been working with some new forms and different surface treatment/ techniques recently which I thought I'd share with you. All but three of these forms have been 'thrown' with the same clay, (Keanes S/w9) for all you clay people and all have been glazed with the same glaze and fired in a reduction kiln. Some have been coated with a white slip (liquid clay) when still damp before bisque firing, some have been carved into before a slip applied and some have no slip just clay. Anyways, as you can see, many different iterations using one beautiful glaze. I am looking into creating a webshop but for now, if you like anything here and would be interested in acquiring, please DM me to discuss.

12/03/2025

'Compositions' of new and old work that has been lying around the studio. Amazing way to waste some time that I don't really have but has been fun to see how often forms, colour and texture are on repeat ... oh and a lot of beach debris that I collect on my walks.

11/11/2024

Some of my new work for Contain(ed) exhibition where I explore personal experiences surrounding the impact of alcohol addiction within a family.

27/08/2024

Loving the way this glaze breaks on the edges of the dark clay revealing a piece of what lies below. Simple form - minimal colour - just how I like it.

29/02/2024

Save the date! Opening 6-8 pm at CBD Gallery, 72 Erskine St, Sydney next Thursday March 7th.
Delighted to have some of my work included in this upcoming exhibition ‘Inspire & Evolve’ celebrating International Women’s Day. A collaboration between and

22/02/2024

Connections are beginning to happen … Anyone have any thoughts or experience on how best to fuse two glazed pieces together? Epoxy or re-glaze touching points?