
K Boyland Designs
Impressions in Clay
and Print
Kathy Boyland
Ceramic Artist
Maryland Renaissance Festival artisan

For decades the botanical inspired impressions has captured the delicate details of nature and days gone by on clay, print and wall art tiles.
I have been creating and selling the impressions for nearly 4 decades, how time flies when you follow your passion. After purchasing the building located on the grounds of the Maryland Renaissance
For decades the botanical inspired impressions has captured the delicate details of nature and days gone by on clay, print and wall art tiles.
I have been creating and selling the impressions for nearly 4 decades, how time flies when you follow your passion. After purchasing the building located on the grounds of the Maryland Renaissance Festival the decision was made to create throughout the year and only sell in person directly from my building during the festival.
Before creating botanical impressions:
- I worked in visual communications as a medical photographer at Georgetown University Hospital and medical school. Exaggerated facial features are often sculpted in ceramic form, my interpretation of how some saw themselves prior to plastic and reconstructive surgery.
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- Later I started and managed an art department for a contracting company for nearly a decade until the art department went up in flames, literally speaking.
- My work in clay and print are apart of the Nature Printing Societies collection archived at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History.

Our garden is the main source of plant materials and inspiration used to create the botanical impressions. My husband Steve grows them and I smash them! My daughter Stephanie and grandson Finn occasionally joins me in creating clay and art as well. It’s a family thing.
Botanical impressions, sculptural and wood look forms are all one of
Our garden is the main source of plant materials and inspiration used to create the botanical impressions. My husband Steve grows them and I smash them! My daughter Stephanie and grandson Finn occasionally joins me in creating clay and art as well. It’s a family thing.
Botanical impressions, sculptural and wood look forms are all one of a kind pieces of art captured in stoneware clay. Each piece is kiln fired multiple times. Most of the artwork is designed to be hung on the wall as well as displayed on a tabletop.
Archival quality prints of the originals are available in print form, presented on decorative wall art tiles, and on magnet as well. All of the production is completed in my home studio.
Enjoy as we have the beauty of nature and days gone by captured in clay, print and wall art tiles.

Located on the grounds of the Maryland Renaissance Festival on White Stag Grove.
Mark your calendar, take a break, have some fun at the Maryland Renaissance Festival.
August 28 through October 24, 2027
Weekends and Labor Day Monday only
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Take a break, have some fun and see the full selection of artwork in person at the Maryland Renaissance Festival. Stop by my shop and say hey!
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