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Morning drawing/research/thinking. Korean ritual vessel - Morning drawing/research/thinking. Korean ritual vessel
CFile Foundation

Foto File: Juan Ortí: In Black and White - This week we featured the elegant architectural sculpture of Juan Ortí. In this companion post we look at black and … Continue reading Foto File: Juan Or...
Tony Clennell

Frozen Cones - Have you ever fired a wood kiln and had temperature but the dang cones refuse to bend? I call it frozen cones. Sometimes I think it is the cone pack is beh...
NCECA Blog

Learn new techniques! - On Thursday and Friday in rooms 555/556 of the convention center, you will find the Process Room. Unlike the large stage with full projections for our sim...
Kyle Carpenter Studio Pottery

#yunomi for the Akar Design Gallery's "Yunomi Invitational" ( These were fired in @karennewgardpottery #saltkiln ) - via IFTTT
BPracticalPottery's Blog

Exhibition: Distilled Essences III - Join The Charlie Cummings Gallery for the reception of out third annual exhibition highlighting contemporary storage vessels and servers for spirits. Check...
Clay Club

Roger Jamison Reception and Workshop - Roswell, GA - [image: cid:image002.gif@01D0366F.27B18700] We’ll be hosting a closing reception for Roger tomorrow evening at Art Center West and a demonstration workshop...
Clay DISH

Two Job Opportunities at CAC - The field of ceramics is always in flux… And so are things at Clay Art Center. It is with regret that I am announcing that Cory Brown and Caitlin Brown, o...
Little Wren Pottery

A summer date for your diary! - This week I had confirmation through for the booking on our stall at the Northallerton Homegrown Food Festival. We had a great time there last year and thi...
zen habits

The Futility of Always Pushing Myself to Be More - By Leo Babauta For the last eight years, I’ve had an internal struggle: between wanting to improve myself, and wanting to be content. To be honest, I haven...
this artist's life

the big work - With my new work, I have a new desire to make big things. Big giant bowls, big wide plates, big tall vases. I've always tended to work small (figuratively,...
Jenny Mendes

Happy Holi!! - Today in Nepal, tommorrow in India.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holi
Gary's third pottery blog

yeah, that endless winter thing.... - Snowing again. Temps go below zero again tonight. All pretty routine by now.... I brought Nook to Kiko's to play in the snow Wednesday...it was 34 warm d...
A plate a day

1536 - *Artist: Rosanne Groeneweg*
Blue Starr Gallery

Winter Whites - Here are the three pieces glazed in winter white. This first bottle is a joy to hold, quite voluptuous. In the center of this one there's a slight bit of...
Sofia's Dad's Pots

6 Year Blog Anniversary and Miscellany… - Well I’m quite out of touch with the blog of late. This has been driven home by the fact that the anniversary date has come and gone and I just realized it...
Tales of a Red Clay Rambler: Carter Pottery

Charlie Cummings on developing a gallery and embracing new technologies - Returning to the Light 2011 This week on the Tales of a Red Clay Rambler Podcast I have an interview with gallery owner and artist Charlie Cummings. Th...
Carter Gillies

Favorite things - So this week saw my Copying the Masters class draw to a close. Its been great fun for all of us, and I think the students have all gotten some valuable per...
meesh's pottery

Mud Season - We are finally experiencing some warmer temperatures. Since it arrived on the heels of snow and rain, mud season is in full swing. Monday was spent glazi...
FetishGhost's Secret Studio

5 O'Clock Shadow - *Here's a peek into the strange little world we inhabit.5 in the morningdarkcruising on my daughter's bike* *pumping the pedals through the back stree...
my mama's table

hand-building tableware at risd - I was honored to be asked to teach tableware in the RISD Ceramics Department this semester. The first project was to pinch, coil, and/or slab-construct a b...
Australian Pottery

Another mystery potter solved - Mystery Potter #54 turns out to be Estelle Boak, a member of the Perth Studio Potters group.
A Love Affair With Clay

Woodfired Copper Reds – Seungae Ahn -Wicked Wednesday’s WOW!!! - I’ve done Copper Reds. I’ve done Woodfiring. I have NEVER seen this!!! Woodfired Copper Reds! Just incredible! The post Woodfired Copper Reds – Seungae...
musing about mud

27th Annual California Conference for the Advancement of Ceramic Art - *May 1-May 3, 2015* CCACA, the California Conference for the Advancement of Ceramic Art, celebrates its 27th year, presented by the John Natsoulas Cente...
Ceramics Now Magazine

Nao Matsunaga: Monster Rock Circle at Marsden Woo Gallery,... - Installation view of Nao Matsunaga, Monster Rock Circle at Marsden Woo Gallery (2015), focus on Too Tight for Light 1, image © Philip Sayer, courtesy of M...
Charlotte Hupfield Ceramics

Using Light - Our conservatory is turning into a photography studio lately! I’ve been using the gorgeous green painted wall in our conservatory as a backdrop which seems...
Steven Colby: potter

to whom it may concern . . . : - this web log, has indeed, reached capacity. i’ll be carrying on at the following address – for the foreseeable future : https://hereisthegreatearth.wordpre...
Here is the great Earth

i’m just calling on the wise man’s communion - Peter Marshall said, “Enthusiasm is not contrary to reason. It is reason-on fire.” (butwhatdidPeterMarshallKnow?)
Barro y Arena

Vases - Yes! Again I am trying to make tall vases on the wheel, it is hard, at least it is hard for me. I can do small vases, but my goal is to make something tall...
Tracey Broome Pottery

I've been buried.... - “Finding your passion isn’t just about careers and money. It’s about finding your authentic self. The one you’ve buried beneath other people’s needs.”
Matthew Blakely

The long slow cool - After a day of torrential rain and the gales blowing today there was a (fortuitous rather than anticipated) window of rather gentle dry and often sunny wea...
objective clay

The Expanding Community of Wood-fired Ceramics - by Lindsay Oesterritter In this post, Lindsay shares an article she wrote recently for Studio Potter Magazine, published in the Winter/Spring 2015 issue,...
Carolina Arts Unleashed

The March 2015 Issue of “Carolina Arts” is Now Ready to Download - The March 2015 issue of Carolina Arts is up on our website at (www.carolinaarts.com) – all 65 pages of it. A lot of folks didn’t make our deadline this mon...
Stefan Andersson

Utställning Konsthantverkarna - Vases. Stoneware, slip, glaze, wood and electric firings (H: 13-32 cm)Den 14/3 öppnar grupputställningen *New* på Konsthantverkarna, Stockholm. Om ni har v...
Pottery Making Blog

Clay Blog Review: February 2015 - February has slipped past. Many pottery bloggers are dealing with snow and cold but still cranking out their pots and blogs. See all the great blogging b...
Whynot Pottery Blog

There will be mud - Yes, there is mud. But, not the good kind, not the kind that we like to toss on the wheel. There is the slippery mud. The good old Carolina red mud. Whe...
This Day in Pottery History

The Hit Parade #9: The Portland Vase - I don’t particularly like this vase. I find the style tight and constricted. But it belongs on any ceramic greatest hits list. Volumes have been written a...
Craig Hartenberger Ceramics

Continuing Work in Mexico - Renata and I have been continuing our work here in our studio in Mexico and have both been trying new things. It has been a pleasant few months of consist...
Past Imperfect, The Art of Inventive Repair

Honeycomb pattern goblet, c.1860 - I don’t like to use the term “make-do” to describe antiques with inventive repairs, as I feel it diminishes the artistry and integrity of the piece. But th...
Fine Mess Pottery

On Second Thought... - While scraping and grinding kiln shelves, I turned on a burner to melt the snow out of the kiln. I bricked up the door to hold the heat in a bit, so the ...
Diving into the clay

omggifpop:Zach Watson was a generative artist, data visualizer,... - omggifpop: Zach Watson was a generative artist, data visualizer, dancer, sailor, and longtime friend who died in a tragic accident six months ago a...
Pots and Tea

Drinking mountain- six Mengku teas - One of the ways how to learn a bit more about particular kind of tea, style or tea region is to stock your tea cabinet with it and then...drink it. Mengk...
jbf times

2015-02-26 - Thursday - No snowman - All the snow predictions up to 6-10 inches were wrong. Shortly after it started snowing it changed to rain and sleet. We ended up with about 1-2 inches of ...
Blog - Ron Philbeck Pottery

Thursday Catch Up - It's been a good week here. I've gotten lots of pots made and we had a beautiful, wet, fluffy snow last night. Sorry, no photo of the snow. I tell ya,...
Renata Cassiano

Plain Indians Headpiece - Late last year I visited the Nelson Atkins Museum and had the opportunity to see their Plain Indians exhibition. Among the very interesting objects was a w...
teapots teapots teapots

Johnny Vegas makes a teapot in 60 seconds - Johnny Vegas makes a teapot in 60 seconds
jen allen ceramics

Joseph Pintz: Potter of the Month - The 2015 Potter of the Month series kicks off with a potter whose pots pepper my kitchen cupboards: Joseph Pintz. Joe and I met at the Archie Bray Foundat...
Rovin Ceramics News

Featured Artist Jennifer Allen - Here at Rovin we are getting excited for the Jackson Pottery and Clay Guilds annual 3 Days of Clay with presenter Jennifer Allen. Jennifer graciously answe...
Art Biz Blog

Revitalize Old Content On Your Blog - This blog is more than ten years old. Blogs were different in 2004 before social media took off. In the early years, I posted a lot of little snippets be...
lisa w.b. walker

Neverland - The Dedham Square Artist Guild teamed up with the Dedham Parish Players for the February/March Artist Challenge. Together they chose “Neverland” as the th...
Mug Revolution's blog

Wasatch Academy - The Studio Arts Center at Wasatch Academy With much anticipation and excitement, I traveled to Mt. Pleasant, Utah on February 20 for a two day workshop at ...
Gunda Stewart

Out of the Long Dark - It took much longer this year to come out of The Dark but the sun is shining, the sky is blue and small green tips are poking their way out of the still f...
good elephant pottery

Excuse me while I drop some names. - Yes, I am suffering from a "big head" right now. At the ACC Baltimore Show, I met Maishe Dickman and Kevin Hluch. Both of them made nice purchases of my wo...
Studio KotoKoto

The Flavor of the Earth: The Rustic Ceramics of Shigaraki - Situated below Lake Biwa in Shiga Prefecture and surrounded by the low mountains where the famous Koka Ninja mercenaries perfected their deadly skills du...
m Kline

we introduce our 3D/2D animation services - Introducing our 3D/2D animation services. We are specialized in providing 3D designing/modelling/animation services across the globe. From 3D architecture...
Courtney Martin Pottery

Firing XXXI and Everything Else Since September - No, I’m not really going to try to fit in everything I’ve been working on since September. Here we are at the end of February, hopefully nearing the end of...
Molly Hatch Ceramics

Sneak Peek at my Ceramic Surface Book! - My first book is about to hit shelves in March and my second is coming only a short time after in July! My second book is published by Quarry. Here is a bi...
CLEMENTINA CERAMICS

African Design in all it's Glory - Southern Guild are renowned internationally for their world class shows of South African art. Guild Design Fair is a show that opens this Wednesday, at the ...
Bella Joy Pottery

How a Coffee Mug Handle is Made - How a Coffee Mug Handle is Made Did you watch how a coffee mug is made? If not, go check it out! If you did, you might have said to yourself, but where i...
Whistle Creek

Snow - It has been a cold and snowy week in Ohio. Mid week we hit -15 F with a daytime high in the single digits. It finally warmed up a little Friday night and i...
Around and About with Bulldog Pottery

Shigaraki, Walter and Dorothy Auman, Warm Sound - *Tuesday - Clay Share* Shigaraki Muromachi period (1392–1573), 14th–15th century; Shigaraki ware, Japan, Jar image is from the Metropolitan Museum of Art ...
Katie Parker: New Work

backdrop - I am currently working on taking process photographs and turning them in wallpaper for new backdrops. This is just a start, but I love how the studio floo...
Lissa Hunter

The Impossibility of Knowing - Sunday morning, we are preparing to leave Florida. The sun is shining, there is a slight breeze and the temperature is somewhere in the 60s. What I’ll re...
Hannah McAndrew - slipware potter

G G G G Glazes! - Here we go again. Glaze tests a go go. My glaze is playing silly beggars again. Oh I do hate it so much when that happens. Weeks worth of making just for t...
Rough Ideas

pocket poems for Valentines Day - Happy Valentines 2015! cw & wfI found a letter my daughter wrote home when she was in college. It thanked Warren and I for teaching her that Valent...
Cousins in Clay

"Cousins in Clay" - Seagrove - Bulldog Pottery - 7th Annual "Cousins in Clay", May 30-31, 2015 at Bulldog Pottery Cousins in Clay May 30-31, 2015 *Hosted by* Bruce Gholson Samantha Hennke Michael Kline ...
Lucy Fagella Pottery

Ceramic Spoons - I started making my first ceramic spoons a little over a year ago. I wanted to make a spoon to go with my sugar jar, but really had no clue as to how I wo...
Marcia Tani Paul

Yippee!! Pottery Winners! - Five Winners from my Pottery Give-Away! Along with a yummy Banana / Chocolate Chip Bread.
Amy Sanders...................there there pottery

New website!!! - I have a website! I have a website for there there pottery!! Check it out here: amysanderspottery.com
Mike's Pots

New Blog Site - I have a new blog (and website) that can be found HERE. Please check it out! Have a great day!
ang design blog

mark making on clay... - Well that was fun! Mark Making on Clay workshop at G1855. What a cool bunch of people, from experienced, to students, to never touched clay before… It wa...
2 Pears Pottery

Studio Pots - The CherryWare exhibit closed yesterday. Thank you to everyone who came out. It was great to see so many friends and meet new faces. Great pieces went to ...
Rachel Wood Ceramics

Now then... - As I was saying.... January, 2015. Snow. Cold. Dark nights. Nature in its natural place. For now. A tidy workshop. A tidy desk. A tidy mind. For now. Th...
Lilith Rockett Ceramics

My porcelain gaiwan and pourer are featured in the February... - My porcelain gaiwan and pourer are featured in the February issue of Food & Wine. Thanks so much to @suzie_myers and @foodandwine for including my work! ...
Jeanette Manchester Harris

Great Teapots - Going through some old files on my computer, I ran across these teapots made by various artists. I love to look at these and, fortunately, the creators' na...
FIRED UP

POTTERY BY MARGARET HINE AND WILLIAM NEWLAND - In my last post I said that Muriel Rose, who helped to create the post-war canon of studio pottery, omitted William Newland and Margaret Hine, two busy a...
Lisa Naples Ceramics

Upcoming Workshop Info. - “Form and Decoration: Cultivating Harmony and Personal Expression” Below are 4 workshop opportunities in 2015 (and some to keep in mind for 2016). Here’s w...
Kristen Kieffer

‘Valenspringtine’! - Thoughts of spring and Valentine color –specifically looking beyond winter– is what inspired my work over the last six weeks, buoying my spirits during the...
bluegillpottery

- Well, it feels like fireworks for me, even though New Year's has passed! My revised website is up and running, I have a schedule of events and my Etsy sit...
Willow Ave Pottery & Homestead

Blue Ribbon Foundation, 2015 - It's that time again... time to make several hundred of the same piece for the Blue Ribbon Foundation. If you remember, last year was an oval pitcher with...
Pottery Blog

Macarons - I woke up from a dream this morning with the realization that my current glaze pallet is similar to that of colorful macarons. Inspiration in retrospect? ...
PHOENIX

- My new eBook "A POTTER'S GARDEN" was launched on Saturday, 10th January 2015. The eBook tells the story of the development of an autobiographical garde...
Euan The Potter

The Traditional Japan Craft Exhibition - Eaun Craig / 日本の伝統展のお知らせ - ユアン・クレイグ - Dear Friends and Family, Happy new year! I wish you have a wonderful year. I'd like to invite you to the Traditional Japanese Craft Exhibition in Nagoya, A...
DeBuse-On-The-Loose

Chandra DeBuse Underglaze Painting -
pinchpotaday

oazoceramic: Ceramic light orb Chamotte clay, unglazed Fired at... - oazoceramic: Ceramic light orb Chamotte clay, unglazed Fired at 1000 °C *** Šamotirana glina, neglazirano Paljeno na 1000 °C
Michael Mahan

Busier than usual in January - You might think a self-employed potter would take it easy in January. Around here it stays busy, this January especially so. In the making: - Several hundr...
Charan Sachar: Creative w/ Clay

Simple tool for cutting templates - My pottery work does involve a lot of slab work. My mugs, cups, boat bowls etc.. are all cut out from slabs of clay. I have always used sheets of plastic...
cynthiabringlepottery

The return of the punch cups.... - Years ago ( a least 25 ) I loaned a group of punch cups to a friend of mine for an event she was having . I went to her house several times to get the...
Ayumi Horie Pottery

Slow Pots - I made some slow cups. They’re objects that are impossible to understand without being held and turned. From a distance, the white image on the white bac...
Dan Finnegan Pottery

On The Road Again - I was born and grew up in Buffalo, New York and I’ve lived in Fredericksburg, Virginia since 1980, but I also call a little picturesque village on the edge...
adriana christianson

Thank you ! - G'day. 2014 is drawing to a close with Christmas upon us , and I'm enjoying a very relaxed lead up . Mainly due to the fact that I escape to Wilsons ...
Paine Falls..........

A perfect Winter Solstice…….. - Today is the day December 21st, winter solstice, shortest day of the year. I try to do something every year, as from this day forward we move back into ...
Avery Pottery and Tileworks

Etsy Shop Update! - I have lots of new pots listed in my etsy shop! Take a look there is still time to get something shipped to you in time for Christmas! I'm shipping things ...
Louis Katz Thailand 2014

น้ำบูดูและข้าวยำปักษ์ใต้ Nam Bu Du and Kao Yam (Rice Salad and Southern Fish Sauce) - I am working on making KaoYam with Nam Bu Du a dish from the south of Thailand, really from Malaysia. I am going to at least start with the recipe on this ...
Nine Toes Pottery

Holiday Sale with Teresa Pietsch Pottery - Better Late Than Never!Come join me and my very special guest potter, Teresa Pietsch, for the Annual Nine Toes Pottery Holiday Sale. Saturday, December 1...
the modern pottery studio

clamlab: Grey morning - clamlab: Grey morning
Euan Craig

#1　Coffee Cup & Saucer / コーヒーカップ＆ソーサー - *コーヒーカップ＆ソーサー**Coffee Cup & Saucer* 灰被イ草緋襷青磁釉飛鉋 Celadon Glaze and Natural Ash with IGUSA HIDASUKI (Scarlet Rush Mark) Chattering *価格・**Price * Sold, ...
Laurie Appleby-Williams - Blog

Christmas Card - Even though I am usually not all that into the holiday season I love making our Christmas card. Well, since having Ruby anyway. I didn't bother before then...
Gwyneth's Full Brew

Good Things Come in Threes - First of all, thank you to everyone who has been to see my cup installations, small sculptures and paintings in the Food for Thought exhibition at the He...
support your local potter

Employee of the month - I haven't been making a lot of pots this year, I did my last wood firing in October of 2013. I did make quite a large number of pots this summer but 3 fi...
homefry sketchbook

Its Upon Us. - There is no denying it, the Holidays are upon us now, no matter how much you wish you could have just another 3 weeks. I hope to see you somewhere, or hear...
tw@se

end loop - November 16th, 2014
judi's kiln...musings about life in and out of the studio

Judi Tavill Ceramics... Moving Forward - I have taken the "bull by the horns" and have begun reworking my imagery on my blog, my Etsy Shop... everywhere...-I would say the websi...
Patia Davis Pots

Slipware Button Film - I hope you enjoy this short film, made by my son Moss. I like to think there can still be integrity even in a small button. If you like this you can view m...
Brampton Pottery

Farnham Art in Clay - We are all set up at Art in Clay in Farnham. The show is still on Sunday so if your in the area it's well worth a visit. I've only had time to snap a fe...
Pottery by Adero

- POW! Pots on Wheels! POW! Pots On Wheels. Our KickStarter will start this Tuesday November 4, 2104 [image: CCI07312014] Click the blue button to go to our K...
Alazan Ceramics

Craft Guild of Dallas Show & Sale - This past weekend one of my regular twice annual events with the Graft Guild of Dallas elapsed. I got some valuable feedback and an opportunity to see a se...
jeanette zeis ceramics

Me and Jack Torrance - We went to go see Stanley Kubrick's *The Shining* at our favorite movie theater a couple of weeks ago. And I shocked to recognize myself in one of the scen...
Daniel Johnston Pottery

Fall and Winter Calander - October 4th and 5th - Festival of Fine Craft at Wheaton Arts, Millville New Jersey. Kate and I will be heading to her hometown of Millville for the Festival...
A Devonshire Pottery

Since last I blogged....... - Hello all Well since last I blogged, lots has been happened, so it's time I got round to writing about it! We left Scotland over three weeks ago and heade...
Michael Hunt and Naomi Dalglish

Designed + Crafted 2014 - We are very excited to be a part of this new show in Atlanta. What great group of potters. Designed + Crafted 2014 Ceramics Sale and Exhibition October 3 ...
Meagan Chaney Studios

Where to find me - Hi. My name is Meagan and I am a terrible blogger. Let's face it. I have an (almost) 2 year old and an (almost) 4 year old. Most days I feel accomplishe...
Journal - EAST FORK

Clay Like Ripe Fruit - There's a sensuality about summer that's so heavy, so carnal, as to feel desperate in its urgency. Peaches, plums, tomatoes - their skin pulled taut, in...
a potter's archive

Don Pilcher Interview - Jeremy Sims Art -
clay mouse studio

Gout kaki membengkak dikala parah - Salah satu penyakit yang paling mengagumkan yang utama bagi individu dari Indonesia adalah gerakan. Kondisi ini muncul karena diblokir vena mengakibatkan p...
Linda Arbuckle Blog

Using Solid-Color Ceramic Decal Sheets with a Die Cutter - Work for a show at Schaller Gallery just went out the door, so I’ve had a little time to do studio clean-up and some research. I had a piece that I’d surfa...
Beats of Grimm's Studio

#TBT Workshop: Peter and Camille Vandenerge - I guess this goes a few years back that I had the privilege of inviting Peter and Camille Vandenberge out to the university studio. We were able to raise ...
Joy Tanner Pottery

Sweet Baby - This amazing thing happened. Will and I have a new baby girl named Eva! You may already know this if you follow us in other social media. I've had this...
Pinchpots

Simon Carroll Exhibition at the V & A - In London for the conference "Ceramics in the Expanded Field" at the University of Westminster, I ended the weekend with a visit on Sunday to the V & A Mus...
createniks

Crazy Solutions - Solutions to some of our problems can be almost comical. Our butter dishes tend to bow out in the middle from the friction of the contact with the table. E...
Demo Notes

Social Media For Creatives - This class/workshop was held June 17 at the Toe River Arts Council Social media can be a very effective way to build an audience, but like most things t...
Nice Cup Bro!

Peter Pincus - Peter Pincus
Glynnis Lessing

- Glynnis Lessing Ceramics to be in the 57th Street Art Fair June 7 & 8, 2o14 Saturday: 11 am - 6 pm Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm BOOTH 510
Julie Crosby Pottery

Pots in the Window - At Handwork (Ithaca’s Cooperative Craft Store), members can opt to have a window display in one of the gallery’s three windows. Here is an image of my disp...
Among the artists

Cleaning up, giving back and celebrating mamas - I'm never smart enough to take before and after photos when it comes to a big project like the one I tackled at Eck McCanless Pottery last Friday. The shi...
Kelly Lynn Daniels

Using Paper Stencils to Create Pattern and Texture - I am currently taking an instructional development class in preparation for teaching next semester. One of our assignments was to create a ten minute micro ...
Arrowmont Residents

Review of AIR Exhibition in Metro Pulse Knoxville - The Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts Recognizes This Year's Visiting Artists - By Heather Joyner Spica Arriving at the Arrowmont School without ...
Hatchville Pottery

A little bit of North Carolina on Cape Cod - Dinner tonight here in Falmouth is a cheese grits casserole made with barbecued pork and Portuguese linguica sausage. The grits are courtesy of Tracey Broo...
Julia Walther - rolling weblog

mighty fine pots - These newly-arrived John Vigeland café cups are the only married cups to live in our cupboard! Pretty fitting since we received them as wedding gifts, and ...
barbara donovan

April Blog-o-shere Think Tank - *What's this about? It's " A monthly group blog of a light nature, simple easy topics :)" The group is made up of different people from different areas of ...
Floydpots

Lidded Pitcher, pots in use... - Check out this awesome picture from a friend putting one of my lidded pitcher/Melita sets to good use! Happy Friday!
Josie Goes to Pot

Bye Bye Blog World - ARUGH...my account has been hacked numerous times. I've changed the password daily for a week and still weird messages appear on this blog and it's freaking...
Dan Finnegan - Studio Pottery

Follow Me! - I am grateful to Mr. Blogger for the free use of this enlightening media. But I'm moving on to WordPress as I unleash my new Social Media Center (glorified...
An old handyman's hobby and life. 爺っちゃんの道楽と生きざま

The oldest cherry tree in Shigaraki in full bloom. 信楽の御堂の桜、満開。 - I live in Shigaraki, Japan.Shigaraki is the coldest town in Kansai district.So the cherry blossoms is in full bloom so late.At last, the time is coming!The...
Brad Tucker Pottery

OPEN HOUSE - Cedar Creek Gallery in Creedmoor, NC is having their Spring Open House on April 5th, 6th, 11th and 12th. (for more info go to www.cedarcreekgallery.com) I...
Glaze Tectonics

News From the Studio - I used to post images from the Glaze Tectonics series here on this blog. Then we saw readership drop to almost nothing as Facebook took off. To try to refo...
John Bauman

Straight Rows, Crooked Branches - I heard it from the orchardman. He said it’s a rule of thumb. Green thumb in his case. I know. I saw his orchard. He said, “Stand here on this mound.” ...
Tossing Ashes

eyeballs in space... - little cuppies and ecstatic flower brick holding spring...
Christa Assad

What an Honor - It’s been four weeks since my (former) home caught fire and I was forced to drop from my second-story balcony to escape, fracturing my L2 in seven places. ...
Ceramic Arts Daily

Stephen Jepson - I will travel to your studio and share techniques with you that will dramatically improve your throwing in a very short time. “I have been to several comme...
Ron Philbeck

Week's End and 2 Videos - Here I am again. Ha. What? I know I'm a fickle blogger. It's not like the old days when I'd post 2-3 times a DAY! Crazy. I just need to get on here and ...
Welcome To The Yard

New Work, Lightning, and Lightning Bugs - "The difference between the right word and the almost right word is the difference between lightning and a lightning bug" -Mark Twain
JoAnn F. Axford

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Cinderelish

Happy Holidays - [image: http://www.etsy.com/listing/171312709/big-blue-bowl-with-black-and-white?ref=shop_home_active] As many of you may know, I have spent the last year w...
walking the cow

specialists - “Akin to the idea that time is money is the concept, less spoken by as commonly assumed, that we may be adequately represented by money. The giving of mone...
Jordan Taylor

Grad School Work - [image: Confluence Project] Confluence Project: I have been awarded a seed grant from RISD (Graduate Studies Grant 2013), and site approval from the City...
Art of the Pot

AotP + at Southwestern University - We’re honored to be exhibiting at the Sarofim School of Fine Arts at Southwestern University. The show opens Thursday 10/10 with a reception from 4:30pm u...
Object Focus: The Bowl

Video Bowl: Geoffrey Mann, (UK), Cross-Fire, Natural Occurrence... - *Video Bowl: **Geoffrey **Mann*, (UK), *Cross-Fire, Natural Occurrence Series*, 2010, 1:39 minutes *Video Bowl,* a component of *Object Focus: The Bowl, ...
Clay+Art+Travel

It's been a while... - ...since I last posted to the blog. Not sure why exactly, except to say that travel and then the start of school seemed to dominate the daily landscape. ...
Cynthia Guajardo: Colorado Art Studio

By: Sarah Regan Snavely » Darn bunnies (continued). - [...] Cynthia, you had it [...]
The Stoneware Blog

The Baynham Money Bank - Figure 1: The Baynham money bank The area used by the City of Augusta to dump its trash throughout the past several centuries, until the early ...
The Casting Floor

Looking Back (and up, and forward, etc.) - I finally got copies of the pictures that Kohler took before the end of the residency. If you look at these photos and at the computer model (previous post...
we swim with the fishes

An unsmooth travel debacle smoothed out by Design Sponge - Right now I should be having a cuppa with friends in Dublin, Ireland. Instead I had a more typical stand-by ticket kind of day with much travel hiccups...
MATT GRIMMITT

The most effective online payday loans - The great half concerning trying over internet for loans of this nature is that you just are ready to compare lenders before applying. they're all out ther...
windy ridge pottery

Clay in May at Windy Ridge Pottery - Hi Everyone, Don't be fooled into thinking our absence from blogging has meant we haven't been in the studio. We just finished our spring firing, and have ...
Eleanor Hendriks: StudioÉLAN

A Fun Little Fairy House Box - by Eleanor Hendriks Soft slab construction Fairy House Box -yes the roof/lid is removable! Funny little window Out of focus eye stalk/ chimne...
MUDHEART POTTERY BLOG

Pots, my trusty mate, the dog & my inspirational beach - Big week bisque/glaze and I feel like a potter again. The kiln worked well but climbed a little too high in the soak so where there should have bee...
The Matter Factory

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Centering

Bowls part 3 - I have known Shawn Ireland for a long time and I love his concentration on Italian folk forms. I had initially been drawn to him by his paintings, his ski...
Today, Not @ St. Earth

the last - “Sun has long gone out; sun comes up like it’s been about a year.” – Athlete ∞ Dear Carter, As much as I’d like to wrap this adventure up with another riff...
Wecome to the Potluck |

cedar plank salmon - spicy cedar plank salmon
Benjamin Gufford Pottery

11 Blockbuster Hollywood Yang Diplesetkan Jadi Film Porno - Di Amerika Serikat industri film porno tak lagi dianggap ilegal. Hampir setiap tahunnya rumah produksi film porno memproduksi ratusan judul film porno untu...
Suite One Studio

- Jeweled and Gem What do you think of my new jewel toned glazes? They're pretty luscious aren't they? Or at least thats what comes to my mind when I look ...
My Old Kentucky Blog

Ruval - Burn Studio Residency - Burn studios residency by Ruval on Mixcloud
DIRT

Adjustable Heights - In a recent article for the February issue of Ceramics Monthly, I discuss one of my most useful tools in my studio, my adjustable height work table. To vi...
Gary's third pottery blog

garyrith -
Poore Pots

The kiln is still cooling - I’ve propped the lid open and taken out the peeps so it’ll cool quickly. Here’s a sneak peak!
Andrew Langille Pottery

Second Annual Open Studio Sale - Hey folks, I hope to see you here!
Clay Craft

Svend Bayer ‘Large Jar (334)’ | Goldmark - Svend Bayer ‘Large Jar (334)’ | Goldmark:
farmin on the ground

- Sorry to miss last week,just had a busy one.Fall smells are in the air,that vaguely tannic odor that lingers in the cool shadow of trees,where the temperat...
Wrestling with Garth

Post # 7: Wrestling with Glenn, part 2: Industry and Craft - My intention here is not to pick on Glenn Adamson, but his willingness to call factory produced objects like slip cast diner mugs and toilets *craft* has...
MudStuffing Sketchbook

Clay 360: Day 20: Yell Fire! -
Dean and Martin Pottery

In the studio... - We have been working on new forms and designs for the spring season. As for my work I have been using Starworks Okeewemee Medium clay for my thrown and a...
Melt My Heart

Studio: Preparing for Art of the Pot -
350 reasons quilt

The quilt has a new home! - Hello friends, We've created a new home on the web for the 350 Reasons quilt. You can read all about the quilt, and see the gallery of squares (in progress)...
Jen Mecca's Pottery Blog

So much to say...but so little time.. - This Saturday and Sunday the Thrown Together crew will be having their Spring sale. From what I've seen of all my fellow "pottery pals" ....they'll have so...
Ceramics In America

Color Variation in British China Glaze Plates - Please note that on the middle shelf are three examples of William Greatbatch's China glaze production which can be tightly dated to the 1775-1782 period. ...
Mashiko Pottery.

Kintaro's Ride in Mashiko - [image: Posted by Picasa]
Critique of a Critic: Rising to Garth Clark's Bait

Post # 22: Shifting Gears - The Pensieve One of my favorite JK Rowling contrivances in her Harry Potter series is the *pensieve*, which is of course a play on the word pensive, b...
Kreeger Pottery Blog

New SIte/New Blog - Just in case you haven't updated your feed for my new site...check it out: - http://kreegerpottery.com/blog/ I've been blogging away as I've been work...
Heidi Fahrenbacher: Bella Joy Pottery

Blog moved - The blog has moved to Bella Joy Pottery Come check out the new blog! Thanks, Heidi
Claydog

Could it be...? - Can an old storage shed find new life as a ceramic studio? In time, with a little help from my friends, it just might happen. Stay tuned.
Kathy Lin: Zen and Art of Potter's Wheel Maintenance

Works of 小光＠ -
Contemporary Art Porcelain

Venco Reassembled - Yesterday I got the Venco totally reassembled and tried to pug some stoneware clay through it. The first thing I encountered was that my little taping of t...
Mountain House Studios

Manfaat Anti Aging Dari Latihan Peregangan | Mengapa Otot peregangan? - Dalam program latihan banyak, baik itu angkat berat untuk membangun dan mengencangkan otot atau latihan cardio vaskular untuk meningkatkan stamina dan unt...
ceramic focus

for inspiration - lovely glasswork artist, anna torfs
heather knight ceramics @ Element Clay Studio

Recipe for Success - The whining blog that I read a few weeks ago, combined with a few other recent moments of clarity have led me to think a lot lately about what it takes to ...
Ceci's Art and other magical adventures

Happy Accident - I'm running low on a glaze so I'm in the studio mixing a bucket of glaze. I usually have music or the television on in my studio while I work. No problem....
Anne Smith

miniatures - I find myself deeply immersed these days in the "miniatures". These pieces are quite small, intimate and gem-like and are of course inspired by the wonde...
My Favorite Cups

Karl Borgeson - [image: Karl Borgeson] at Schaller Gallery website
Chrys Bonnay-Lewis

Artist Statement & Bio - Artist Statement: It is my Grandmother’s ladylike traditions that influence my current body of work. She had a penchant for beautiful objects and set an e...
Jer...Who...What...Ware?

Field Trip!!! - Tomorrow a group of us from our potter's guild is going to visit the Freer Gallery, part of the Smithsonian Institution. A guild member has arranged for us...
Gary Rith Pottery Blog

bye bye bloggy! out of memory.... - This is this blog's last post. *I had to reset everything: Please follow* this link to my new blog :) (pottery by Gary Rith) I wanted something EXTRA GR...
Dragonfly Clay

Finally, part 2 - A serving platter. A uterus. Mugs with more anatomy lessons. Porcelain lanterns with definitions of the word woman on them. The creative work that I w...
Crafters of Khnum

Progress report... - I don't have much to show yet, but I thought I would give a progress report. Our last bronze pour was April 1st, and it went very well. It was a pretty lar...
Elaine Spallone Pottery

- Tygris Spring 2003- March 10, 2009 In memory of Sweet Tygris. These were some of the very last photos, named by Becky, Soft Paw. Because her sister Euphrat...
News From Roan Mountain

I’ve Moved - Hello Friends, Thanks for checking in…just a reminder that I’ve moved the blog to a new location. It’s easy, you can find it here. Thanks to those of you w...
Apartment 51 Pottery

Please update your bookmarks, I'm moving - New address: http://apartment51pottery.blogspot.com Mochaware is a specialty of mine, but I sign all of my pots Apartment 51. I'll occasionally again post ...
Anne Webb: Webb Pottery Studio

My Blog has Moved - http://www.webbpottery.com/blog/ Saying goodbye to wordpress.com for now. I’ve made the plunge and moved my blog to a hosted site. I’m still tweaking my ga...
Emily Murphy: Pottery Blog

One Day Sale! 20% off Everything! - Last minute holiday shopping? Have you been thinking about getting a new mug for yourself? Do you need another serving bowl for Christmas dinner? Your proc...
Gone2pot's Weblog

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Critical Ceramics

Pictures from our show at NCECA 2008 (Pittsburgh, PA) - Here are some shots (thanks, Scott Minugh!) of our show in March. It was in the Ellis School Armory, along with many others. Those of you who attended NC...
Beautiful earthenware ceramics, made to bring joy to your life: Noelle's Pretty Pots

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Journal - Diana Fayt

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Design - Realized

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Julie Rozman: design-realized

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Alex Matisse

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Karin Eriksson: Karin's Style Blog

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East Fork Pottery

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John Glick: Fresh Plums

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Forum - Salt/Soda Firing

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clark woodfired pottery//the forge studio

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Thrown Together

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Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Daily Drawing Book