It’s time for me to get behind the wheel again. I have been separated from my dear friend for so long. Too many lame excuses to not be out in the sweltering heat of the studio, there is other work to be done, one reason after another to not be out working. I am losing […]
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This past Spring I took the chance to catch a ride out to Rough and Ready, California where I grew up. I was able to visit family and stay with my Mother and Father. While I was there I saw some of my early pottery proudly on display. The sight of it made me cringe. […]
Replacing the elements in my Skutt Kiln was not as arduous a task as I thought it would be. The kiln is actually pretty easy to maintainance once I got into the task of replacing them. I bought the kiln used almost a year ago, despite the obvious wear I could not pass up the […]
I have a few pieces of green ware patiently waiting for me to get my kiln finished so I can start firing them and treating their surfaces with vitreous engobes. I had an assignment from one of my teachers this past spring to work in a series and he wanted me to work in clay […]
I received exciting news that I have been accepted as one of the pottery instructors at the Timpanogos Storytelling Festival this September 2-4, 2010. I am really looking forward to this opportunity. My friend Tammy Rodeback and some other local potters will also be in attendance. I can’t wait to get to know them better […]
I ended my stay in London with a low-key day in Potters Bar. I spent the day preparing for my trip home, laundry was the main focus of the day and a few odds and ends. It was a very nice day with Clara and her children. Packing was a pain, but it always is. […]
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