Zen Glazing
I love color and patterns. I’m an avid quilter, bead artist, and have spent many years decorating Ukrainian eggs, known … Read More
Tag: earthenware
Low-fired ware, usually still porous after firing—must be sealed with vitreous glaze to be functional. Source: Clay: A Studio Handbook
Making a Clay Monotype
Above left: The Map Room, clay monotype, 19 in. (48 cm) in height, earthenware casting slip, underglaze, watercolor underglaze, … Read More
Studio Visit: Logan Wannamaker
My studio is located outside Taos, New Mexico, on the way to the Taos Ski Valley and an hour and … Read More
A Mirage of Before: Bouke de Vries
When I saw them, the first four images of Bouke de Vries’ lecture (presented at 2016’s New York Ceramics and … Read More
Exposure: June/July/August 2017
Images from Current and Upcoming Exhibitions … Read More
Bisque Molds and Serving Trays
When I transitioned out of wood firing to soda-fired earthenware about five years ago, I was aware that new making … Read More
In the Studio: Terra Sigillata: Blending Bases
I have grown to love terra sigillatas for their versatility in color, sheen, and because they’re a relatively low-tech way … Read More
Christopher Dufala: The Problem with Perception
Dufala makes works that combine his strong interest in drawing and ceramic assemblage—utilizing handbuilt and cast parts—with a complex, multi-step, … Read More
Clay Culture: Blue Kashi Tiles
The effect created on building façades and the interiors of holy spaces using intricately painted ceramic tiles made in the … Read More
