Studio Visit: Claudia Tarantino and Bill Abright, San Anselmo, California
Claudia Tarantino and Bill Abright
Our studio is built under our hillside home in San Anselmo, California. It runs east to west across the width … Read More
Tag: spray booth
Open-front enclosure with an exhaust fan at the rear, designed to draw off all overspray and other toxic dust or fumes. Source: Clay: A Studio Handbook
Pamela Sunday: A Repurposed Career
The handbuilt sculptures of New York ceramic artist Pamela Sunday are admired around the world, but there was a time … Read More
Seamless Transitions: How to Spray Layers of Glazes to Softly Blend Glaze Colors
If you are a ceramics nerd and see a Martha Grover pot in person, you are likely to marvel at … Read More
Building up Luminescent Surfaces with Commercial Underglazes
Wow! The first time I saw photos of Jeffrey Nichols’ pottery (and pretty much every subsequent time), I couldn’t help … Read More
Spotlight: May 2016
Ceramics Monthly: How has your career changed since you were featured as an emerging artist in Ceramics Monthly in 2010?
Martha … Read More
Techno File: Studio Dust
1 Size of fine particulates (PM2.5) in relation to human hair and sand. Particles under 10 microns (PM10) can enter … Read More
Resist Erosion Raku
Serendipity, happy accidents, and the element of surprise are all hallmarks of working with raku. From the first pot that … Read More
Making Beautiful Vibrant Surfaces with Layers of Color
The intricate and vibrant surfaces of Liz Quackenbush’s work are mesmerizing. They are also the result of many layers and … Read More
Shared Space: A Potter Shares Her Space with Another Artist in Transition
When Eric Seritella decided to move to North Carolina from New York, he had the conundrum that most of us … Read More
Low Budget Glaze Spraying: Using an Atomizer for Great Ceramic Glazing Effects
Spraying glazes is a wonderful way to make otherwise solid glaze colors have variation and depth, but not everyone has … Read More