Thursday, March 13, 2014
Thursday, February 27, 2014
New Cone 10 Soda Fired Work
I have been busy in the studio - making mugs, bowls, jewelry, and a few sculptures.
A friend snapped this picture of my while she was explaining how to use her camera. She was kind enough to let me borrow her camera so that I could document my most recent pieces. Here are a few of the many new finished mugs and bowls that now sit boxed up on my self at The Clay Studio of Missoula. These pieces are all soda fired to cone 10 and the exterior surfaces are primarily left unglazed. The surfaces are decorated with layered flashing slips and carved designs. The mugs hold approximately 12 ounces of liquid.
| Dandilion Mugs |
| Germinating Bean Seed Handle-less Mug |
| Maple Leaves and Samaras Handle-less Mug |
| Mushroom Handle-less Mugs |
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| Roots Handle-less Mug |
| Small Stacking Bowls |
There are many more exciting images and event details to come! Stay tuned with the happenings at Sticks and Stones Workshop!
Labels:
bowls,
cone 10,
cup,
etched,
flashing slip,
handle less mug,
mug,
pottery,
soda fire,
stoneware,
tiny bowl
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Saturday, October 26, 2013
Wood and Ceramic Jewelry - In Progress
These small (1.25" x 1.25" and 2" x .75") tiles are a return to some of my favorite subject matter.
The structures of algae, diatoms and plants.
The designs are carved into Cone 10 Stoneware through a layer of Titanium Yellow Flashing Slip.
I can not wait to see how they turn out after being fired in a Soda Kiln.
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Work in Progress - Large Mugs
Large Stoneware Mugs to be Soda Fired to Cone 10.
Images are etched/stamped into a Titanium Yellow Flashing Slip with White Slip Details added.
I have no idea how they will turn out - but I hope they will turn out beautifully.
Images are etched/stamped into a Titanium Yellow Flashing Slip with White Slip Details added.
I have no idea how they will turn out - but I hope they will turn out beautifully.
Sunday, June 30, 2013
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Rustic Coffee Table - Custom Order
After the last coat of finish dried, this came out of the workshop today:
The table top and the shelf are Douglas-Fir Slabs. The shelf is joined with walnut pegs.
The legs are peeled pine logs.
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