Ceramic Decals: New Ideas and Techniques is now available for purchase thru ceramicartsdaily.org. This DVD is 1 hour and 22 minutes full of decal techniques and resources that I have used over the years. $49.95 

Ceramics Monthly , USA, Published April 2012. Trading Experiences , By Justin Rothshank. Pg 28-29.  Click here to read the full article.

  The Log Book, IRELAND, Published February 2012, An Evolution of Studio Interests, By Justin Rothshank. Click here to read the full article about low temperature wood/soda firing and decals in atmosphere.

    Studio Potter, USA, Published January 2012, A World's Worth of Experience, By Zach Tate, Click here to read the full article. A very nice article about the arts community in Goshen, Indiana.

  Ceramics Monthly, USA, Published February 2012. Justin              Rothshank: Fatherhood, By Liz Howe. Pg 60-61. Click hereto read the full article.

 I included this piece in the Handmade for Japan fundraiser in March 2011. This auction raised more than $100,000 for disaster relief in Japan following the earthquake/tsunami. A considerable amount of press happened surrounding the event, including articles in the New York Times and Hand/Eye Magazine featuring my work.

  Studio Potter, USA, Published January 2011. Our Most Valuable Tools. Click here to read the full article.

View the video of my decal application that was featured on ceramicartsdaily.org.

The research done for Union Project in 2005. This research was initiated to investigate cooperative studio models around the country in order to identify best practices for opening a clay studio at Union Project. 

Here is an article that written for  Ceramics Monthly  that summarizes the research.

In 2008 I presented a summary and update of this research at the NCECA conference. This summary was published in the NCECA journal.

Here is the speech I gave at the 2005 Goshen College homecoming chapel upon reciept of the Decade of Servant Leadership award.

Here is a reflection I shared with my church small group regarding my artwork and its role in my life.