The closed form at the front was thrown and then carved, the two at the back were part thrown, part coiled. I intend to develop some new matte ash glazes for these pieces.
Lovely forms, Mark. Matte ash sounds perfect, too. I was reading an older post about your gas kiln and results. I get excited when such a simple experience and kiln ends with such gems. You have inspired me!
Thank you, Charlene. Glad you enjoyed the gas kiln post, I find it exciting too, that I can build an experimental kiln in a day..my only problem is having a couple of fine days to do it outdoors!
Thanks so much, Ilona. Not yet fired, I have quite a back-log of bisqued ware to be fired..a couple of them will be wood fired in October, hopefully. :)
Lovely forms, Mark. Matte ash sounds perfect, too. I was reading an older post about your gas kiln and results. I get excited when such a simple experience and kiln ends with such gems. You have inspired me!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Charlene. Glad you enjoyed the gas kiln post, I find it exciting too, that I can build an experimental kiln in a day..my only problem is having a couple of fine days to do it outdoors!
DeleteLovely shapes.B&W photos fit to your works. : )
ReplyDeleteThank you, Midori, I always think raw clay looks nice in B&W, especially when it's fresh on the wheel :)
DeleteSuperb shot of beautiful shapes, Mark. Hope, now these are fired and glazed ?... I must read all your posts of this summer :D
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Ilona. Not yet fired, I have quite a back-log of bisqued ware to be fired..a couple of them will be wood fired in October, hopefully. :)
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