Piscesceramics LLC

Catching sunfish off a dock in summertime are some of my favorite memories. My friends and customers often share their own stories about sunfish with me - there are some serious fish tales out there!
Memories like these are part of the reason I enjoy making these ceramic sunfish.
Here are a few from my recent firing and thanks for taking a look.
You can see fish like these and more at,

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Summertime in Minnesota means I’m inspired to make lots of native fish. Here are a few from my recent firing. To see these fish and more, visit
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Stop by and see me (and some wild new fish) this weekend. I’d love to see you! I’ll be in the basement in Sidecar Ceramics studio!

New Sunfish!
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Excited to be back to work! Trout are some of my favorite forms to glaze and here are a few from my latest firing. To see these fish and more visit my Etsy page:
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One of my favorite childhood memories is catching sunfish off the dock with my cousin Steve.
I was fascinated with the colors and the form of the fish and the excitement of catching them was a perfect pastime on those endless summer days.
Now I get to create fish out of clay and sunfish are still some of my favorites. The forms and colors remind me of those wonderful summer days.
I’m excited to share these fresh from the kiln sunfish. Visit my Etsy shop to see these fish and more!

Fresh out of the kiln sunfish
To see these fish and more visit
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These great peoples picked up the See Emily Play - Char/ Brookie

Come see me this weekend!

All set up for the Edina Art fair. Stop by and say, “Hi!” I’m in booth 231.

New walleye fresh from the kiln!

Stop by Master Framers this weekend for the St Paul Art Crawl and say hi. Unloading a kiln load tonight with lots of new Walleye.

Hope to see you there!

Tomorrow!! Lowertown St. Paul Art Crawl! We’ll have delectable cheese to eat and ceramic fish to buy!

A small sampling of some of the salt water species I make.

I don’t try to emulate their natural colors or shimmering glow. Instead, I glaze some with wild glazes that are bold and bright.

To see more fish like these, visit my Etsy shop.

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New trout

Robert Brocken on Instagram: "Glazing the spots on trout is a meditative practice for me as I try to ensure that I don’t overlap with my brush. When the little dots of glaze do run into one another, I just take a deep breath and make it one,... 4 Likes, 2 Comments - Robert Brocken () on Instagram: "Glazing the spots on trout is a meditative practice for me as I try to ensure that I don’t overlap with my brush. When the little dots of glaze do run into one another, I just take a deep breath and make it one, bigger spot. The...

I enjoy making sunfish for so many reasons. I love the forms, I test how different glazes look together, and they remind me of long summer days fishing off the dock.

Here are a few new sunnies from my recent firing.

To see these fish and more, visit my Etsy page

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Unloaded the kiln this morning amidst the snowstorm here in Minnesota. The warmth from the kiln was almost as nice as seeing all of the new fish.

I had A LOT of trout in this firing and here are a few of the smaller ones. To see these fish and more, visit my Etsy page

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The walleye is serious business here in the land of 10,000 lakes. It is the state fish because it’s delicious, prevalent, and fun to catch.

We have monuments , festivals, and roadside attractions dedicated to the fish. Our neighboring states also have great walleye fishing but Minnesotans proudly boast about the walleye fishing.

I create four ceramic walleye forms and they are each 16-18 inches long - (well within the slot limit. Haha) they have hues of amber and green with nice surface details.

To see these fish and more visit
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Thanks for looking!

When making these ceramic fish wall hangings, I experiment with different glazes to create a mixture of realistic and artistic interpretations.

I’ve always enjoyed fishing for sunfish with friends and family. They are so fun to catch and remind me of long summer days fishing off of a dock. Now I’m happy making them.

Here are some fish from my recent firing. To see these and more, visit my Etsy shop

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I’m at the Lakeville art festival this weekend. Stop by and say hi. Lots of new work.

Lots of new trout and chars getting ready for the Edina Art Fair June 3-5 and the Stone Arch Bridge festival.

I unloaded a kiln this morning and here are some of the new fish.

Largemouth bass, trout, and some wild rock bass.

See these fish and more on my Etsy page:

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2022 is off to a great start and my first firing of the year had a wide assortment of fish that turned out fantastic.

Here are a few of the freshwater fish. Trout, walleye, bass, lake trout and, crappie. I have these fish and many more available in my Etsy shop. Thanks for viewing and have a great day!

Sunfish are versatile, fun, and important in my process of creating ceramic fish.

I get to apply fun glazes to the forms to create realistic and whimsical results.

Their varied small sizes are perfect to place around larger fish when filling a kiln.

They add unique and colorful art into different decors and environments.

Here are a few of my sunfish forms from my recent firing.

Visit my Etsy shop to see fish like these and many more!

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Gaspergou
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Ceramic fish, sheepshead This sheepshead is about 1) inches long and 8 inches high at the highest point of the dorsal fin. It has layers of glaze that produced mottled hues of green and blue with subtle lavender spots. The reverse of the fish is signed and dated with a copper wire attached for hanging. I take great care in

Fun new Rock bass fish https://etsy.me/3DkHAAT

Ceramic Fish Rock Bass | Etsy This rock bass is about 8 inches long and 4 inches high. It has hues of blue, green, and lavender. The reverse of the fish is signed and dated with a copper wire attached for hanging. I take care in packaging and ship mail or via UPS. I offer free shipping in the US and all my orders are insured. I