Years of technique culminate on a pottery wheel. Glazed in proprietary recipes and electric fired.
Earthenware pottery with red clay, white slip, underglazes, and a clear gloss glaze. Marbled monoprints use ceramic oil-based paint and computer-generated paper cuts as a relief image.
Ceramic vessels are wheel thrown, altered, slip decorated, glazed and fired to cone 10 reduction.
I am primarily a functional potter. I am using mid-range stoneware clay and glazes that I have formulated to compliment my forms in an oxidation firing environment.
My work is made with porcelain or stoneware clay. I wheel throw most of my pieces and then either alter them, add texture, and/or create sculptural details.
My work is high fired wheel thrown functional stoneware and porcelain pottery.
I throw and alter vessel forms and wall hanging clay paintings. I work in stoneware and porcelain with layered ceramic finishes including stains, engobes, glazes and ashes.
I make wheel-thrown and altered porcelain and stoneware pottery fired in reduction to cone 10 using propane for fuel.
Each piece is done on a potters wheel or hand built. The sculptural work is done directly on the damp pots, dried slowly, then bisque fired. They are hand brush glazed, and fired to cone 6 in oxidation
I make wheel-thrown functional and decorative porcelain pottery with rich, distinctive glazing. I use slips, stains and layered glazes to activate the surfaces of my work.