Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Ceramics
Pottery/ceramics was my main form of artistic expression for a number of years. I recently scanned some old slides and converted them to digital images. I thought as a break from the bead work I would show a few of my old pieces. They are all raku, which is a fun technique where you pull the piece out of a glowing hot kiln and place it into a metal trashcan that contains something combustible (like torn paper and pine needles). The thicker the smoke, the blacker the unglazed parts become. I have a series of high fire (cone 10) plates I may put on here later.
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So THAT'S how Raku is done! It sounds fun!
ReplyDeleteDo you make ceramic beads? I love those....
I love ceramic beads too! I've never made any, but who knows . . . another project for the future :-)
DeleteI love your ceramics pieces. Very nice Liz
ReplyDeleteYour ceramic work is beautiful! I really like the crackled black and white look. Gorgeous.
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These pieces are just beautiful! Liz, you amaze me.
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