
It’s all about the surface
Having really focussed on the form through working on the plaster lathe and making and testing moulds I caught up on some surface techniques/processes testing.
Having really focussed on the form through working on the plaster lathe and making and testing moulds I caught up on some surface techniques/processes testing.
So the mould had been drying on top of hot kilns for a week and a half so time to test. We decided to make
I drew up the measurements to make a cone former 1 1/2 times the size of the previous former so I could make larger objects.
As a contrast to the litho tests I decided to try another process to use the patterns from the Dorcas thimbles. I have a small
Rob held a group meeting to clarify dates and exhibition details. Our work will be split between the PR1 gallery and Hanover. Who goes where
So new skill for me in learning to use the plaster lathe. I went to a very traditional girls high school where we learnt needlework
I have tested some ideas for adding another layer of story to the cones and looked at other possible print solutions. I follow Jenn Law
I have been using water etching, which is a reductive process, to create surface decoration of the peg plan patterns to the cone vessels. I
So just back from 3 days at Ceramic Wales. We had a busy couple of weeks leading up to the show. Lots of making, firing,
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