In the Studio: Applying to Arts and Craft Shows
Across the US and around the world, art shows are a major component of the art market. As an emerging … Read More
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Editor’s Note: Looking Forward
To help you get started, this issue of Pottery Making Illustrated is all about tools—both the physical tools you use … Read More
Persnickety Porcelain Clay: How to Minimize Your Loss Rate
Porcelain clay is a clay body that draws in many a potter because of its bright white color, translucency, and … Read More
Working Potter: Dawn Candy
A gradual transition from working for others to working for herself granted Dawn Candy insight in honing her business skills … Read More
Line Blends: A Surefire Way to Build Your Understanding of Ceramic Glaze Materials
Let’s face it. We’ve all had glaze disasters in the kiln. From the mild disappointment of a glaze not turning … Read More
Apothecary Inspiration
I’ve always been interested in the various ways that humans navigate the mysteries of our natural world. Specifically, folklore, ritual, … Read More
A Pain in the Neck
I love throwing bulbous bottle forms with elegant, narrow necks all in one piece. However, when teaching some of my … Read More
Spotlight: Handmade Maker
Matthew McGovern reflects on the role of the handmade maker in contemporary society, and strives to serve as an example … Read More
Archive Article: Studio Visit: Mike Jabbur, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Studio Visit: Mike Jabbur, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Just the Facts
Clay
Grolleg porcelain
Primary forming method
Wheel throwing
Primary firing temperature
I fire to cone 9/10 … Read More
