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Meet the Makers

Joshuah Taylor

Joshuah Taylor Woodworks

Joshuah Taylor is a student at the University of Toledo studying Business Entrepreneurship & Innovation, with a minor in Digital Marketing and a certificate in Graphic Design. Alongside his education, he competes as a Division I cross country and track athlete and has been part of one of the most successful eras in University of Toledo men's distance running history.

Joshuah is also the owner, designer, and craftsman behind Joshuah Taylor Woodworks, a business he started in 2020 after teaching himself woodworking in high school. What began as a hobby has grown into a business centered around custom work, product design, content creation, and sharing the process of building along the way.

Outside of school, running, and his own business, Joshuah works in antique wooden boat restoration, giving him the opportunity to learn from a completely different side of craftsmanship and design.

When he's not working on something, you'll usually find him running, hiking, camping, playing disc golf, or spending time outdoors.

At the center of everything Joshuah does is a commitment to growth, grounded in faith and shaped by discipline, creativity, and leadership.

Sam Wallace

IberisWorks

Sam Wallace's journey as an artist began before he ever stepped into a college art studio. During his junior and senior years of high school, he spent much of his time developing his skills in cooking and baking with plans of eventually attending culinary school.

After taking an introductory ceramics course, Sam discovered an entirely new direction for his creativity. He became fascinated by the process of transforming a simple lump of clay into something both functional and meaningful.

In 2024, Sam founded IberisWorks with the goal of creating hand-thrown pottery that is accessible, memorable, and sustainable.

Sam's work is rooted in functionality, craftsmanship, and experimentation. Through IberisWorks, he continues to push his creativity while creating functional pottery designed to be used, enjoyed, and remembered.