Lynn Hull
Lynn Hull has been working with clay since college, where her passion for ceramics took root. After several years as an apprentice, she joined Castle Clay Artists, a Denver-based cooperative that offered her a creative community, studio space, and kilns to fire her work. Lynn’s pottery reflects a deep curiosity—she experiments with tools, techniques, and surfaces, constantly evolving through workshops and hands-on learning. Her designs are often inspired by the natural beauty of Colorado, from columbines and prairie grass to aspen trees and fields. One of her signature and longest-running designs features chili pepper handles. Lynn’s work ranges from functional to sculptural, with both carved organic forms and bold geometric pieces. She currently teaches four weekly ceramics classes between The Arvada Center and the Art Students League of Denver. Her latest work, including richly textured and colorful surfaces, is available at Lynnhullpottery.com or can be brought to the gallery upon request.
Columbines sponge holder