Vintage textile prints and cast glassware are my primary inspirations. After failing to throw pots similar to the ones that inspired me, I began collecting glassware, melamine, and plastic in various shapes to make molds from. The shape of my hexagonal mold, one of my favorites, is both round and angular, and is the perfect canvas for painting.
From the Pottery Making Illustrated July/August 2015 issue.
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Vintage textile prints and cast glassware are my primary inspirations. After failing to throw pots similar to the ones that inspired me, I began collecting glassware, melamine, and plastic in various shapes to make molds from. The shape of my hexagonal mold, one of my favorites, is both round and angular, and is the perfect canvas for painting.
From the Pottery Making Illustrated July/August 2015 issue.
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