The American Pottery Festival at The Northern Clay Center MN is fast approaching. These are the first glazed pots from all the work I made over the last few weeks.





This weekend though is th Collingswood Crafts and Art Festival. Come check out the work if you are in the area
2 comments:
Nice! I'm liking the extra-layered dimensionality added by the fine red lines. Could also see a role reversal there, making your black lines the super fine ones and making the more orderly design with glaze and heavier lines... just wondering how it might look.
If I have not said so before, I like your plywood shelf and blue wall. It works so well for your work.
-Julie
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Love the way you've carried the design on the platter to the underside with a continuation of the red lines/flower pattern. Very nice.
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