I think it’s important to have things that you use every day that you find aesthetically pleasing, or things that you made by hand. It’s really cool to see people who wouldn’t typically call themselves artists sit down at the wheel and make something.
The art of pursuing your passion.
Meet Jeremy, the founder of Throw Art Studio in Ann Arbor. What began as a small experiment has grown into a vibrant creative space where beginners, teams, and neighbors gather around the pottery wheel to make something meaningful by hand.
Shaping a creative community.
Shaping a creative community.
Throw Art Studio started small. When Jeremy first opened his studio to test the concept, the community’s response was immediate. People were eager to sit at the wheel and experience making art with their own hands.
A partner who sees the vision.
A partner who sees the vision.
Jeremy needed financing to purchase new equipment and fully bring his vision to life for more community members. He began exploring his options for small business loans by visiting a wide range of financial institutions, from local credit unions to large national banks.
Hands-on support for the future.
Hands-on support for the future.
Jeremy finds a true community partnership in Lake Trust that goes beyond financing. With a branch just minutes away, the relationship feels personal and deeply connected to the neighborhood he serves. Whether Jeremy needs help with everyday banking or guidance beyond his immediate financial needs, he knows he can walk in and talk to the business banking team. He often stops to ask for small business resources and knows that Lake Trust can empower his success with valuable insights.
