I know that I've been a very, very bad potter/blogger recently. I'm trying to make up for it by posting a bunch this morning as I hang out with Clarita. Maybe that makes me a distracted father though. Oh...the conflict.
Regardless, I'm just trying to catch up on posts that I've been meaning to make for a while. I've been working solely in porcelain so far this year but I need to make a few things in stoneware this weekend. Today will be spent throwing some more dinner plates in porcelain and probably a few mugs as well. Then, it's off to the iron-bearing clay later today or tomorrow....I need to load a bisque or I won't have any room on shelves....or I can clean off that one set of shelves that is holding junk. I think that loading a bisque will be easier.
It seems as though I've only been making bowls, cups and plates recently. I usually gravitate to the more vertical forms so it's been an interesting change of pace. Perhaps it's a fear of porcelain that has been bringing these forms out.
Below are a few pics.


3 comments:
porcelain is your friend, don't be afraid.
looks great! glad to see the work.
I think I agree about the pattern being a bit much for dinner plates. Serving platter, yes. The first plates are very nice and I really like the form of the serving bowl in the second picture. The wider form really works well. Nice stuff.
Have you done any Raku work? Canadian Tourism has a great into to Raku Firing up on the Canadian Tourism YouTube site. Might be worth a look.
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