Today's video clip didn't quite fit onto Meredith Host's video because we ran out of space. But I just couldn't bear having it languish on the cutting room floor, so I decided to share it with you all today.
As we all know, transferring two-dimensional designs onto a three-dimensional surface can be challenging - especially if that surface is curvy. In this clip, Meredith shows how she approaches screen printed and stenciled decoration on one of her curvy mugs. - Jennifer Poellot Harnetty, editor
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Published Feb 18, 2022
As we all know, transferring two-dimensional designs onto a three-dimensional surface can be challenging - especially if that surface is curvy. In this clip, Meredith shows how she approaches screen printed and stenciled decoration on one of her curvy mugs. - Jennifer Poellot Harnetty, editor
This clip was excerpted from Form, Pattern, and Underglaze: Wheel Throwing and Decorating, which is available in the Ceramic Arts Network Shop!
To learn more about Meredith Host or to see more images of her work, please visit www.meredithhost.com.
**First published in 2014.
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