Scot Cameron-Bell lives and works in her studio in the River Arts District in Asheville, North Carolina. She works mainly with wheel-thrown vessels of containment. Her pots are colorful, decidedly decorative, and made playful by their richly dressed-up surface. She has a Master of Visual Arts from Georgia State University and exhibits in galleries throughout the Southeast. Scot explains, “ I throw vessels. I alter, poke, and push my vases to exaggerate and give them character. Color gives life to my pots. Studies of Moroccan, Mexican, and Italian pottery inspire my color selection and ...

Scot Cameron-Bell lives and works in her studio in the River Arts District in Asheville, North Carolina. She works mainly with wheel-thrown vessels of containment. Her pots are colorful, decidedly decorative, and made playful by their richly dressed-up surface. She has a Master of Visual Arts from Georgia State University and exhibits in galleries throughout the Southeast. Scot explains, “ I throw vessels. I alter, poke, and push my vases to exaggerate and give them character. Color gives life to my pots. Studies of Moroccan, Mexican, and Italian pottery inspire my color selection and surface decorations. I hope the pots I make are filled with good spirit and that feeling is carried over to the user!”