Zadie Ross Art

Ceramicist, woodworker, and general dabbler. Currently attending Bennington College.

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Bring your own mug is more fun when you made it

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Working on a large collage book. Don't necessarily know where I am going with this, but I'm liking it. Fall '16.

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Lots of prints to come! Fall '16.

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Working with some slabs lately. I screenprinted a pattern with slip and I've been carving away all the other space. Fall '16.

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Cup inspired by my job this summer. One of many things on my bisque shelf. Fall '16

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Made this mug last term and forgot about it over the summer. The oil burner has been great too! Spring '16.

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One of my friends sent me snaps of an old pot in its new home. I love getting upstaged by a really cute cat!

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My wood fired mug on the left, @andrewclarkpottery 's cup on the right. I like how they look in my window.

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Wood fired ash tray with little sculpture in the back. Summer '16.

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Discarded mugs. I made handles way too big on the last day for wet clay so a lot of these were just not fun to use. Others had glaze problems. Might not have been successful this time, but I learned something! Spring '16.

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Little handbuilt mug. One of the less successful raku pieces, but I still think it's kinda cute. Spring '16

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This was one of the first pieces I made at the bennington studio. I broke it at the end of this term. RIP ramen bowl 2014-16.

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My work looks best in front of books. Mug and bowl are from spring 2014. Shot glasses are from that fall.

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At the end of term, I smash all the pieces that didn't turn out to be food safe. This mug broke into a nice cross-section & I had to share. Spring '16.

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Composite vase in its new home. Its stoneware with iron oxide painting & also one of the first pieces I've ever put into a soda kiln. Spring '16.

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Two shell jars! I didn't like these enough to keep them at end of term, but working to an assignment pushed me in a far more sculptural direction than I tend to go. Aysha is a great teacher and I can't wait to take her classes again next spring. Spring '16.