Showing posts with label firing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label firing. Show all posts

Sunday, November 29, 2015


 Here are some highlights from the new pottery. These items are already listed at my ETSY shop.
This week I am hard at work, to fill the kiln one more time, before I have to put my ceramic work away, and begin some other painting projects for January.
















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!!


















Monday, July 11, 2011

Delft Influence Wont Go Away


The painting of the Delft tile mural left me with a residual desire to keep drawing the fantastical and decorative flowers and birds I had put on the tiles... So I did a few large platter pieces, that seemed to be good places to work this thing out.








The backs of the platters have my more typical pattern work for backs of things... whilst the flowers on the fronts aren't so different from the stylised floral work I often put on pottery, anyhow.

Monday, May 10, 2010

 I had a lot of special orders for pottery to fill... I have been preparing for this , even while painting the fabric, by getting the requested shapes in stock, replenishing the glazes, all that stuff. its time consuming! And very nice to get down to the work after so much anticipation.
 You will see these plates fired, below, and there is a bit of a colour difference after firing!

The green stuff is the over glaze. It becomes transparent. Don't worry.






It's a huge relief to see the larger pieces emerge intact from firing. Phew.

 What you see here is the contents of two full kiln loads...both turned out really, really well..I was so pleased.

 Even when the kiln is cool enough to unload, the stuff is still to hot to handle comfortably. Ouch.





These were two great batches. Now many of these pieces are happily on their way to the people who waited so patiently for them!