Jean-Paul Landreau

Slipware posy vase decorated with two faces: a person and a devil

Based in the UK for several years, but has since moved back to France.
http://www.jean-paul-landreau.com/en/ceramic-gallery/others/

And love this

It is a bit wacky.

do you have a pic of his mark Naomi?

No mark on mine (it's a little pot), but there is an example of his mark - full signature and a star - on his Craft Potters Association page

http://www.cpaceramics.co.uk/gallery_detail.php?member_id=269

Are you sure your pot is one of his Naomi?

I've never seen him used raised slip to decorate before.  

Fairly sure. There are examples of his work with raised slip on his website.
It wasn't the only piece of his the dealer was selling, and I vaguely recall him saying he'd bought them from the potter himself.

I'd not seen his website link on the opening post to be honest  

Jean Paul Landreau in 2003, His technique uses multiple layers of coloured slips and sgraffito motifs. Influenced by Leger Coctean and Braque. The platter is 38 cms diameter. He worked at FuLham pottery 1979-81, with John Piper 1982-83. He then studied at the Central School of Art and Design London 1985-86. In 1985-88 the reuruned to Fulham Pottery working with Bruce Mclean and Philip Sutton. From 1988-2006 he had his own pottery at Ceredigon in Wales, He returned to France in 2006 and conyinued potting in Le Vanneau-Irleau.
His work is superbly colourful.

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Our 13 inch Jean Paul Landreau vase is w spree of colour!

The signature of the above  vase.