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| This bathroom floorcloth was designed to complement, not compete with or copy the sculpted tiles work around the shower bath and some other areas in the room. |
Tuesday, December 06, 2011
Bathroom Floorcloth
I am having trouble placing a permanent link to the Facebook page, on the blog info section, but I can put it here:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Pam-Marwede-Is-Pamdesign/149610111745527https://www.facebook.com/pages/Pam-Marwede-Is-Pamdesign/149610111745527
Until I figure out a better way, I will just post it like this for a while.
Please visit my facebook page for Pam Design!
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Pam-Marwede-Is-Pamdesign/149610111745527https://www.facebook.com/pages/Pam-Marwede-Is-Pamdesign/149610111745527
Until I figure out a better way, I will just post it like this for a while.
Please visit my facebook page for Pam Design!
Another Big Catch Up:Pottery Painted In September
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.
Labels:
Atomic Holiday Bazaar,
border,
bowls,
bright colours,
ceramic,
ceramics,
cookie jars,
craft shows,
DayOf The Dead,
fish pottery,
flowers,
geometric design,
geometric pattern,
pottery,
skulls
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.
Blue Tile Mural- "Delft" Style
Tiles are so difficult to photograph. These are no exception.
The tiles are installed in a shower bath area.




Here they are on my work table, before firing and after firing.

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