Verdure Green, a color from the new batch of glazes I’ve been testing. The fine pale particulates that shimmer within the glaze surface is from titanium rutile.
I was testing new glazes — a project I've been building for months, reformulating my entire palette away from heavy metal oxides toward Mason stains. Safer chemistry. What I didn't anticipate was…
Read MoreThe Sigils are evolving a bit into something intriguing and new. I’m planning on offering a set to mark the eight seasons of the year’s Wheel. Litha, or Midsummer, is coming up on June 21st, representing the vibrant season of light, zenith, celebration, and radiance.
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This wider-mouthed one also had a calming “Whale’s eye”.
I’d never made a yarn bowl before so when a fan of my work asked me to make her some, I was intrigued with the challenge.
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The gallery, Manor Mill in Monkton, MD, has invited me to participate in their group invitational show, “Out of the Forest” this August.
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Bisqued planter cauldrons with applied oxides. 2021.
Lately, I’ve been adding videos of my sculpting process on my YouTube channel. I uploaded this one in February after firing a huge batch of mugs.
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My oak easel, bought back in the early 90s when I was just starting out as an illustrator, while sturdy, was really only meant for lightweight canvas duty or for smaller boards. So, when I started working on heavier panels, I had a problem with the tray slipping…
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