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Bunch of bisqued bits!
Bisque fired stoneware clay pendants, ready for paints and glazes. Many of them are more or less just test pieces to see what it will look like with different glazes or colours and such on different surfaces. I feel better about testing things out on small items.
Plus, making small things is fun. I enjoy it.
Plus-plus, pendants are nice. They feel magical somehow. Like small artefacts. Pendants can tickle the imagination.
Successful first firing of the charcoal clay!
Raw, this clay is a deep sienna. After a bisque fire at cone 5, the color turns to charcoal.
Goth science dirt!
Wrapping Ceramic
Dominique, sculpture, comes up with a creative solution for a client's rattlesnake tails in "Wrapping Ceramic"
I’ve recently just finished a ceramic piece that I made for a client. She had a few rattle snake tails that she wanted wrapped around the neck of the vessel. I came up with a design a while back. Then I finished throwing and coil-building the piece. I wanted to make sure she liked it before I had it bisque fired and glazed. I sent the client pictures of the glazes that were available and she…
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Some more work-a bisque fired set of tea cups from my time at the University of San Francisco
Artist: Julie Nacsa
