Alignment Series II
Continuing to work on my Alignment series sculptures. Series II is a 25-pound bowl, about 20 inches wide and 5–6 inches deep, planned with a matte exterior and crystalline dot glaze inside.
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Continuing to work on my Alignment series sculptures. Series II is a 25-pound bowl, about 20 inches wide and 5–6 inches deep, planned with a matte exterior and crystalline dot glaze inside.
Working on my surface technique for Alignment Study I.
Starting a new series exploring alignment and subtle structural shifts in form. This piece came together unexpectedly after a failed attempt at joining two sections—sometimes the clay redirects the process in the right direction.
Sneak peek at some new crystal glazes I’m working on.
ZigSig and crawls on porcelain.
Trying some new glazes and techniques. Let me know what you think!
Some new work—very different for me—using Brackers Clay ZigSig and Amaco Crawls glaze.
Experimenting with a new crystalline glaze effect. It will be fun to keep playing with the process.
Crystalline glazes.
This glaze recipe reacts quite a bit to an acid bath. Which one do you like best: before or after?
Really liking this pottery and painting combination.
It will forever be fascinating how much a crystalline glaze firing schedule can affect the outcome. Here is the same pot with two different schedules—which do you like better?
Every crystalline piece also needs a pedestal to catch all the glaze that runs off the pot.
Newest piece with my custom midfire crystalline glaze.
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