Will Meyer · Design, strategy and creative practice

Make sense of what is.Shape what could be.

I connect what people need with how services work, then turn that understanding into practical change. That same curiosity carries into clay, teaching and community work.

What I’m working on now

CMS Cloud Fusion

Service design and product strategy connecting customer needs, lifecycle operations and delivery decisions.

Lead Service Designer · LeCor Technologies LLC

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Ideas made tangible

About Will

Experiences take shape in workflows, conversations, rooms and objects. I’m interested in what becomes possible when we look closely and give an idea enough form to try.

Curious Labs

Collaborative experiments that bring design into local life. Community projects, artist collaborations and gatherings offer ways to explore an idea with the people it matters to.

In development · Graham, North Carolina

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Will on the Wheel

The joy of imagining something and making it real, expressed through clay. Explore my ceramics, learn with me or bring an idea for a commissioned piece.

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Curious Labs

Make room to explore an idea with the people it matters to.

Community projects, artist collaborations and gatherings create flexible ways to explore a question with the people it matters to.

In development · Graham, North Carolina

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Start withA question worth exploring
Bring togetherPeople + placeNeighbors, artists and collaborators
Try in the worldSmall experimentsWorkshops, pop-ups and partner venues
connect · try · notice · learn together
Open towardPossibilities + shared learning
A flexible collaboration model—not a promise of a fixed venue or launched offering.

Come make something with clay.

I teach ceramics at The Artist Coop in Graham. Demonstration, guided practice and individual support help you understand the material and find your own way to make.

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Will working at a pottery wheel at The Artist Coop
An unglazed handled cup study on the workbench
Actual work in progress · an unglazed cup study.

Making-led teaching

See the process. Find your own way.

The same practice moves between imagining a useful object, working with the material and helping someone understand what to try next.

Clay cross-section showing downward pressure used to center clay
Center
Clay cross-section showing the opening and floor of a centered form
Open + floor
Clay cross-section showing upward hand movement used to pull a cylinder
Pull
Clay cross-section showing inward shaping of a wheel-thrown form
Shape

Teaching diagrams from Will’s repeated throwing cycle.

What are you
working on?

Tell me what you have in mind. We can find a useful place to begin.

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