I'll be in Blowing Rock this weekend at Arts in the Park. I think July is one of the best months for great crafts people. Like I said, I think I may come a little short on having a full load for the show but I didn't want to give up on a show. Plus, I really enjoy this show because I meet some great people and usually get some special orders so...we'll be heading up there very early on Saturday morning.
Here are just a few shots of drying pots.
These are the smaller version of the vases I was working on when I got so frustrated with my clay. I guess all in all this isn't a bad thing. Not everyone wants a huge vase!
Here are the taller versions. They are about 2 feet high I think.
This is a new flower block shape. Last night it got a top and I'm slowly working on the springing for it. 
I've made a few cookie jars and here again, is a flower block. I tend to like the longer version that is up above so I'm not sure I'll keep this today. I have been "killing" more of my pieces lately. I meant to post something about the ice cream Sunday dishes never making it to the kiln. I wasn't in love with the final result when they where about to be bisque so I thought I might as well keep the clay and get rid of the form. I feel a lot better these days when I do stuff like that. I use to think more pots where better but now I think less pots that look better makes more sense. This has taken I guess longer for me to get than some other potters. We are all so different in our thought process and how we look at our career and the outcome. ( OHHHHHH...deep thought).
On that note, I'm off to doing some house work and then later today onto more pots!
4 comments:
lovely vases and keep the deep thoughts coming
lookit that SWEET covered piece!
Gary,
My sister was here this weekend and I mentioned you to her ( the whole cornell connectiong thing) she said he KNOWS the purple house in Etna!
Small world.....................
Hi Jen,
Looks like you have been a very busy woman! I was contemplating adjunct this fall- got any leads for me!?!?!
Good Luck at the show.
Barb
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