After my last firing I barely got photos of the birds taken before life just got too hectic. I never did shoot any of the 'real' pots so I'm playing catch up now. Sadly, a lot of good pots are already gone, but there are plenty of gems left.
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| side-handled casserole I'm more than ready to get back to making new work, but I have to wait until I get a few more projects done. I'm sure that I'm not the only one who finds that once I begin throwing I lose interest in a lot of outside things. |
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| teapot |
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| oval vase |
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| rectangular baking dish |
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| oval pitcher All pots are for sale if your interested. |
Those glazes are quite delicious. All the best to you for 2011!
ReplyDeleteDan, have you ever used your crackle slip on porcelain? I'm wanting to try it, but read somewhere that sometimes there is an adhesion problem. Any thoughts?
ReplyDeleteOval Vase....a cracker!!
ReplyDeleteNice! I've always wanted to use a handle on my pots like the one you have on the casserole dish. I'm not sure how to make it though. It looks great!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work I really love your glazes, making casserole dishes is certainly something I'd like to experiment with!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pots. Subtle touches one could enjoy for a lifetime. Timeless.
ReplyDeleteThose surfaces are so rich and warm...
ReplyDeleteLove the oval vase. Doesn't it always happen that the best items are unloaded from the kiln minutes before leaving for a show and you just don't have time to photograph them?
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