Ceramics
In the summer of 2018 I began learning to work with clay. This gallery is a partial catalog, in chronological order, of what I have produced since then.
(Unless otherwise indicated, all pieces were wheel-thrown from a dark-firing stoneware clay and reduction-fired to cone 10 in a gas kiln.)
Read More(Unless otherwise indicated, all pieces were wheel-thrown from a dark-firing stoneware clay and reduction-fired to cone 10 in a gas kiln.)
Two brown beer glasses (April 2021)
6.25" H. Satin tan (L) and glossy warm shino (R). This was my first standardized, "production" shape: 1.25 pounds of clay, pulled to a height of at least 7 inches in a thin-walled flared-out shape, yields a final product capable of holding a 12-ounce serving of beer with a decent head on it, or a headless pint.
