Showing posts with label DayOf The Dead. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DayOf The Dead. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 24, 2015


I am thrilled to see the results in the kiln this afternoon, after last nights firing!

There are many pieces here, it took a while to get enough to fill the kiln, in fact, I left the top shelf pretty bare, because I just wanted to see it all done!


 I always feel very inspired to immediately paint MORE when I have such a good firing result.
 The next load of pottery will be larger pieces, and wont take so long to fill up.... I love this time of year, its when I do most of my pottery painting, and its of course for teh holiday shopping season. If you see anything you like, drop me a line!!!!! I wont be able to post to my ETSY shop until later in December.
 Of course, all this will be on display and available for PURCHASE for Sarasota, Florida peeps, December 12 and 13th at the Atomic Holiday Bazaar.
 OK, back to the studio!!


















Tuesday, December 06, 2011

Another Big Catch Up:Pottery Painted In September

I have been ignoring this blog in favour of the ever popular Facebook updates. Naturally, there are plenty of folks who prefer not to use Facebook, and so its quite unfair of me. In the next few posts I will attempt to get this worthy blog updated and current for Blog followers. My apologies!



 Here you see part of the big push for winter/Xmas inventory. Lots of pottery. I also have painted a large selection of cotton shawls, coming in the next post!













 All of this pottery is available at the upcoming Atomic Holiday Bazaar, December 10-11th, at the Sarasota municipal Auditorium.

Sunday, July 04, 2010

Ceramic Work Update

I have had a variety of pottery projects accumulating for firing, and after a lovely 2 week holiday in Spain, and a kiln repair that set me back another week, I finally have something to show.
It would appear that now you can click on ALL of the photos to see them bigger, and click again for BIGGER! Cool. This is a special order from an individual who wants a set of mugs depicting skeletons celebrating Day Of The Dead ...as you can imagine this was a blast to paint; I had so much fun, I plan to add this to my usual repetoire. You'll be seeing more of this in the future!




I just scraped the surface thinking up Day Of The Dead imagery... there is so much more!