Day 20 - Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
Tankard, made from wild southeastern clay and slipped with my wild kaolin slip. Fired with soda and salt, cone 9 reduction.
Day 19- Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
“Ewer” 😉 Made with Starworks Darkstar and Catawba Clay, ash glaze, cone 10.
Day 18- Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
Tea Caddy, Alabama Clay, Iron Slip
(Day 17- Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.)
One of my favorite pots I’ve made. Starworks Catawba clay with some Puerto Rican Calcined Kaolin given to me by my lovely friend Amara Figueroa. Shino Glaze made from Feldspar collected in Burnsville, NC, kaolin from the Shenandoah Valley Virginia, and black iron oxide from Hiwassee VA.
Day 16 - Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
Slipware Tankard, made with local materials, cone 10 reduction.
Day 16 - Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
Pitcher, wild materials, cone 10 reduction.
Day 15 - Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
Set of pedestal jars made with local materials and fired to cone 10. Inspired by water towers.
Day 14 - Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
Slipware mug. Made with almost entirely foraged materials. Cone 10 reduction.
Day 13 - Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
Finished this week- a tankard made from locally collected clay, kaolin slip, and ash glaze. Cone 10 reduction.
Day 12 - Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
Slipware plate, slip and clay made from collected material, feldspathic clear ash glaze. Cone 10 reduction.
Playing with bisque molds while firing today, hoping for a good unload!
Day 11 - Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
Creamer, made with Starworks clay, kaolin slip, and an ash glaze. Cone ten reduction.
Day 10 - Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
Tea bowl, Alabama Stoneware, laterite, bone ash glaze. Cone 10 reduction cool.
Day 9 - Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
Tankard, wild Alabama Stoneware, iron slip, bone ash liner glaze. One of my favorites from last semester.
I would be happy to donate a pot!
Day 8 - Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
Chawan, Alabama wild clay, shino liner. From my first wood firing.
Day 7 - Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
Pitcher, Starworks clay, Kaolin slip, ash glaze. Cone 10 reduction.
Day 6 - Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
Tea Caddy, Alabama Stoneware, collected iron slip, bone ash liner glaze. Cone 10 reduction.
Day 5 - Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
Shino Teabowl, made during my summer residency at Starworks. This shino is a simple 90 feldspar 10 kaolin mix using wild materials I collect. It’s really fun to tinker with.
She’s retiring this semester, and I sure will!
Day 4 - Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
Ewer, made from a stoneware found northwest of mobile bay, Alabama. Collected laterite blend, bone ash glaze liner. Cone 10 gas, wood reduction cool.
Day 3 - Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
Tankard, made with locally sourced clay, wild kaolin slip, and clear ash glaze. Cone 10 reduction.
Day 2 - Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
Porcelain Mug made from wild Virginia Kaolin, Mitchfield, NC quarts aggregate, and Virginia Laterite Terra Sig. Fired to cone 6 in the electric kiln.
Absolutely. That clay stretches farther and thinner than anything else I’ve thrown. It is a huge pain to seize all of the wood fibers out tho
Best throwing body out there
Yes it is, and that’s very exciting!
Thanks!
Could you add me?
Tagging along with @bedform.org - Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
Day 1 - Mug made from a very special clay formed in an ancient mangrove forest northwest of Mobile Bay, Alabama. Bone Ash glaze developed by John Jessiman.