Handmade ceramic coffee mugs and more!
Handmade ceramic coffee mugs and more! Come find your new favorite piece.
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Nicole Peters
Pedro Melendez
Pedro Melendez
Nicole Peters is a studio artist based in Manhattan Kansas. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art with a concentration in Drawing from Kansas State University in Spring 2020. Nicole was born in Colorado Springs, Colorado, deployed to Afghanistan, Kuwait, and Jordan during her six years of active service in the US Army.
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Nicole Peters is a studio artist based in Manhattan Kansas. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art with a concentration in Drawing from Kansas State University in Spring 2020. Nicole was born in Colorado Springs, Colorado, deployed to Afghanistan, Kuwait, and Jordan during her six years of active service in the US Army.
Nicole holds a diverse body of work in mediums both dry and wet. She loves creating graphite drawings and painting in oil. During the pandemic Nicole's partner, Pedro taught her his craft of ceramics and she instantly fell in love with the messy medium.
Pedro Melendez
Pedro Melendez
Pedro Melendez
Pedro Melendez was born in Puerto Rico, but now resides in Manhattan, Kansas after serving in the US Army for seventeen years. Through the help of the GI Bill, he received his BFA in Studio Art with a concentration in Ceramics at Kansas State University in 2020.
Pedro moved forward in his career by teaching ceramics to adults and children
Pedro Melendez was born in Puerto Rico, but now resides in Manhattan, Kansas after serving in the US Army for seventeen years. Through the help of the GI Bill, he received his BFA in Studio Art with a concentration in Ceramics at Kansas State University in 2020.
Pedro moved forward in his career by teaching ceramics to adults and children at the Manhattan Art Center in Manhattan, Kansas. He is also the ceramics art studio manager, where he runs the kilns, mixes glazes, and makes clay from dry, reclaimed clay.
Pedro’s first gallery exhibition was at The Mark A. Chapman Gallery at Kansas State University. He celebrated his art beginnings with a show of graffiti and sculptures depicting tools of the trade. Plaster and cardboard were used to make his pieces, with flowing forms bringing his graffiti work into the room with motion and color.