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Ayerton Arts Demo

The following pottery was show at the Ayerton Arts Demo in May 2010.

Pottery #7

These pieces were completed in March 2010, right in the days leading up to Gulf Wars.

Pottery #6

I made a set of feastware for a lovely woman, Ann of Walton Woods. She particularly liked a sample piece of mine that she saw, and mentioned with great warmth the rim of warm, rustic brown caused by the running of Mottled Red under Celestial Blue. I took great pains to achieve that brown rim. As it turned out, though, I’d misunderstood her enthusiasm for that brown rim as an indication that she wanted it herself.

Pottery #5

This is a set of feastware that I made for my own use in historical re-enactment. I say I made it, but it’s not entirely true. The cups with handles, I didn’t make. Someone else made them as test pieces, bisque-fired them, and decided she didn’t like them, so she put them on the “free to a good home” pile. I took the pieces and glazed them to go with my set. The glazes are Mottled Red all over, and Caramel  for part of the rim and/or inside of each piece.

Pottery #4

These pieces were completed in January 2010.

Pottery #3

I started the following pieces in December of 2009, but they didn’t come out of the kiln until January 2010.

Pottery #2

This batch of pottery was completed in December 2009. I’d like everyone to remember that I’d only been doing pottery since September 2009. Thank you for your charitable comments. ;)

Pottery #1

The following pottery, I made in 2009. It’s a very small collection, but then, I didn’t start until September. I also didn’t start out with a great idea of what I wanted. I’d grab a hunk of clay, not even weight it, and sit down at the wheel without a clue as to whether I wanted a cup or a bowl (and that’s all I knew how to make, so there you go). For “first efforts,” it’s good. I was proud of it, way beyond what it probably deserved. Still, it’s functional, and I’ve given it to people that I really like.

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