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Poem cups April 2014 - Poem cups April 2014
Julia Walther - rolling weblog

mighty fine pots - These newly-arrived J [...]
Charan Sachar: Creative w/ Clay

Knitting Project Bags - Now that I am knitting, I am realizing that it is nice to have bags to keep projects in while travelling or while they hibernate. I had purchased a huge lot...
Brampton Pottery

Meet the family - Here they are - the whole family! Tomorrow my daughter, grandaughter and son-in-law all fly home to China. It's been an amazing few months with lots of fu...
CLEMENTINA CERAMICS

PAAS OP DIE PLAAS - There's something quite precious about finding a nest, especially when it has an egg in it! Not to mention an Easter egg! Happy Easter from the farm!
Clay Club

Karatsu Teabowls -
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 ...
musing about mud

emerging artist: Deborah Hodder - deborahhodder.com
Whistle Creek

Opening Day - Hey everyone. Happy Easter, Ishtar, Passover or whatever you have been celebrating. I've just been celebrating being able to work outside without a jacket....
meesh's pottery

Happy Easter! - What is more cheery than a big bowl filled with Easter eggs and CANDY? I needed something to life my spirits. So what did I do? Like a crazy woman, I went...
teapots teapots teapots

Trenton Teapot Festival - The Trenton Teapot Festival will be held Friday through May 4. The following is a list of scheduled events: *Friday:* Teapot lawn signs judging, sponsored b...
pinchpotaday

Video -
Gary's third pottery blog

back to IMPOSSIBLY CUTE ... egg cups for Easter! - (egg cup by Gary Rith) Yesterday my good friend and neighbor Lesli saw the skull mugs and was like "whoa, where are the cute puppies and piggies that Gary...
jbf times

2014-04-16 - Wednesday - Baby trap and Son of glaze-a-thon II - Wednesday Stephanie came home for Easter break. I went to Trader Joe's to pick up some tortillas for supper and saw this on a bench outside the store. I ...
Tracey Broome Pottery

Easter - My mother in law is in the early stages of dementia. She is one of the most remarkable people I have ever known and has been more like a mom to me than my...
Courtney Martin Pottery

Pink Light - The light was very pink and beautiful on my walk home this evening. I didn’t use any filters on these. Studio and wood kiln My quince is amazing. Small s...
Whynot Pottery Blog

Why Ms.B - There have been a few inquires about the name of our small gas kiln. We named her Ms. B for a couple of reasons. The first one is when she is good and we hav...
bluegillpottery

Spring Redbud color - Gosh, isn't this just glorious color? Driving through town when the redbud trees are blooming is amazing. Brilliant color--no subtleness to their spring d...
Tony Clennell

Why? - Here are some pics of first year ceramics at Sheridan College, Oakville. It was crit day and the students showed their work of the past 7 weeks. If you ha...
FIRED UP

GREAT DIXTER: FORM AND COLOUR IN AN ARTIST'S GARDEN - We were inspired to visit Great Dixter again by the programme about it in the BBC’s Gardens in Time series. The episode is on i-player until 27 April. C...
Carter Gillies

Plain and Simple - I had a really fascinating discussion with one of my students the other day, and one of the things that eventually came up was how ‘simple’ is not the same...
Jenny Mendes

Connection - “Humankind has not woven the web of life. We are but one thread within it. Whatever we do to the web, we do to ourselves. All things are bound together. Al...
Pottery Making Blog

Link Roundup: NCECA 2014 - 2014 NCECA Conference – Milwaukee, Wisconsin The National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (aka NCECA) puts on a giant conference every year for...
A plate a day.

1314 - *Artist: Lili Scratchy / Source: The Art Room Plant*
Past Imperfect, The Art of Inventive Repair

Inventive repairs at the Ashmolean Museum - Last week I took a day trip to Oxford and made a beeline to the Ashmolean Museum, Britain’s oldest public museum, which houses a world renowned collection ...
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!
Jeanette Manchester Harris

India or China? - I inherited this unusual vintage pot from my husband's family. I'm guessing from the design, it was made around 1920-30. This pot was made in many differen...
Blue Starr Gallery

Wild Violet Syrup - Nothing ventured nothing gained; I decided to try making wild violet syrup. I gathered two pints of flowers. a rocky slope isn't easy to gather the flower...
zen habits

Confidence in Your Business - By Leo Babauta The urgent desire for a successful business, and the fear of losing business, drives many a good person to do sleazy things. I’m not talking...
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...
Little Wren Pottery

A new pottery kiln in the studio - This week I received my new kiln, this is the third one in the kiln room and its also the largest. It always feels like a big deal to get new equipment and...
support your local potter

Coming down and going up! - I'm excited that my kickstarter is finished and I was able to raise what I needed to get this new kiln up and running. I started taking down the wood kiln...
objective clay

Building a Jar: Good times with new toys! - by Blair Clemo It's the end of the academic year, a time when kilns are packed tighter than a Tetris board and money is squeezed from every nook and cran...
Steven Colby: potter

after winter… -
Around and About with Bulldog Pottery

Celebration of Seagrove Potters Annual Spring Kiln Opening - Visit the Seagrove Potteries, Seagrove, North Carolina There are 37 Seagrove Potteries collaborating together on *April 26 and 27, 2014* for the annual Ce...
Charlotte Hupfield Ceramics

Birthday - Just a few of my favourite snapshots from my birthday last weekend… I ate practically all of this cake (oops!) and drank plenty of wine. I took Dizzy to a ...
Fine Mess Pottery

Thursday Inspiration: Connie Norman - See lots more of Connie's fun work here.
Tales of a Red Clay Rambler: Carter Pottery

Mark Hewitt on the Tales of a Red Clay Rambler Podcast - This week on the Tales of a Red Clay Rambler Podcast I have an interview with Mark Hewitt. Born in Stoke-on-Trent, England, to a family who worked for ...
Paine Falls..........

Big changes here at Happy Acres! - Although it's still snowing here on the shores of Lake Erie. A new day dawns...... literally! Since last posting the pro panels are gone, the trailer is g...
Art Biz Blog

Impatience Killed the Blog (Revive It!) - Your blog won’t become popular overnight. Blogging is a process, a commitment. After last week’s article, The Gold Mine in Your Artist Blog, several people...
CFile Foundation

Design | Milan: 53rd Salone Internazionale del Mobile Survey Part V - The POLISH JOB exhibition at last week’s Salone Internazionale del Mobile was intended to introduce international audiences to contemporary polish […] Th...
Matthew Blakely

Beauty and loss - It's been a tense few days. Despite the glaze peeling off some pieces during the firing (again!) it really was an excellent firing, with some truly stunnin...
Nice Cup Bro!

Paul Nicholas - Paul Nicholas
FetishGhost's Secret Studio

Lovely as You See Me - The question is an expression of desire... Am I beautiful? As I am... Without a story. Could you dream of holding me in your hands, feeling my rough brok...
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...
Hannah McAndrew - slipware potter

Sunny Southern Slip Time - Here in the south west of England Spring has well and truly sprung. It was quite surprising traveling south last weekend and seeing how stark the differenc...
Lissa Hunter

As the World Turns - It’s easy to work in the studio, filling each day with making, cleaning, dithering, an occasional nap, forgetting that the world outside is going on its me...
Lucy Fagella Pottery

A Stash of New Pots from the Worcester Pottery Invitational - Recovering from the weekend at the Worcester Pottery Invitational, which I think should be called the Worcester Pottery Inspirational! It was a tiring week...
my mama's table

liebster award: sharing some blog love - Tania, who writes a beautiful blog called Petit Pixel Design, sent me the Liebster Award, with a few questions to answer. Thank you so much, Tania! I love ...
Laurie Appleby-Williams - Blog

April 14th, 2014 - This is what H and I did this weekend. Doesn't it look nice? Ha. Just kidding. This is what ours looks like:&n [...]
tw@se

The Magician King - April 13th, 2014
2 Pears Pottery

Sunday in the studio - And so the glazing begins....
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...
ang design blog

Ahhh the results... - Ahhh the results of a self imposed long wkd in the studio. Many 2.5 kg warm up bowls around 50 soup size bowl and 50 cups and mugs. Just allowing that am...
Lilith Rockett Ceramics

@modmatter #lilithrockett - @modmatter #lilithrockett
DeBuse-On-The-Loose

Spoon-Makin' video -
NCECA Blog

Set the Table! Artist Highlights (part 1) - Feast your eyes on 10 of the 50 plates for sale to benefit NCECA’s 50th Anniversary. Selected by Simon Levin and generously donated by 50 artists who beli...
Rovin Ceramics News

Clay Production Crew Leader Wanted - Rovin is Hiring, Join our Team! Do you thrive on physical work? Are you a hands-on person with machine maintenance experience and great problem-solving ...
A Devonshire Pottery

Catch up - I've got really behind with my blog once again. In fact since my last post, we've spent time in Devon, been up to Scotland and now we're back in Devon agai...
Gunda Stewart

Some Pots - Just a few photos from the last firing, quick, before I have the next firing on the 19th. It's all been a bit frantic. I started throwing again before I...
Katie Parker: New Work

kmac - Currently working on a new piece with GMD for the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft, for a show opening in a little over a month. We have all the parts tog...
Pottery Blog

Spring Sale! And some news… - I’m having a little impromptu sale this week in my Etsy shop until Monday! Just head over to my Etsy shop, and when you are checking out, use coupon code S...
the modern pottery studio

I used to enjoy looking a few time a week at what's newly posted. Haven't seen anything new for a long time. Are you not doing this anymore? Thanks... Carol - Hi Carol, Sorry, been slacking on all of my Tumblrs lately- just too busy with my day jobs. Keep checking back, I’ll post something soon. Cheers, Jay
This Day in Pottery History

The Day the World Shrank - Before the internet, before the global village, before most people even thought of the planet as a whole, there was Mexican majolica. The Talavera worksho...
good elephant pottery

The joy of having a studio to all to yourself. - My production output has increased dramatically in the last year or so. Among other things, I need to make a lot more dinner plates. Plates are cumbersome ...
cynthiabringlepottery

Gas kiln April 2014 - Happy to finally get this done … Finished glazing after NCECA and loaded and fired .. Now sorting and pricing ….
Linda Arbuckle Blog

Majolica with Mayco Stroke & Coat Colors; Mixing Your Own Colors - Someone asked recently about what I’m using for majolica decorating, now that the AMACO GDC colors are discontinued. Thanks to Susan Hunter at C & R Cerami...
Amy Sanders...................there there pottery

Fresh out of the kiln! - The kiln fired off yesterday evening, so this morning I was able to unload it and discover these fellas. I have to say that ever since I (relatively) rec...
Sofia's Dad's Pots

Spring Break Firebug/Toads… - It’s been a while so let’s get down to business with the really important stuff. The butt dictionary… It doesn’t have all of them but there’s a few new one...
Marcia Tani Paul

A New Normal / New Wonky Pots - After a long Winter -- New Wonky-Pots. And a simple Omelet with Mushroom/Tomato Topping.
homefry sketchbook

Spring or Close Enough... - high fire stoneware, celadon, laser transfer decals, commercial decalsHere in Western Pa. Spring has sorta sprung...sorta. It is warming up and yesterday w...
clay mouse studio

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Kristen Kieffer

Worcester Pottery Invitational 2014 - The Worcester Pottery Invitational is coming up April 11 -13, 2014 at the Worcester Center for Crafts, and in addition to being a participating potter agai...
Carolina Arts Unleashed

The April 2014 Issue of “Carolina Arts” is Now Ready to Download - The April 2014 issue of Carolina Arts is up on our website at (www.carolinaarts.com) – all 83 pages of it. That’s ten more pages than the March issue and M...
Ayumi Horie Pottery

a guide to using instagram for studio artists - “Who cares?” This is the question I ask myself all the time. Who cares about the work I do or anybody does? How do we as a craft community share and grow ...
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...
Avery Pottery and Tileworks

Finding myself.. - Look who I found on the Visit NC website, I think he looks familiar.... Seagrove, a Pottery Paradise http://www.visitnc.com/story/seagrove-a-pottery-paradise
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...
Willow Ave Pottery & Homestead

Almost done! - I started on the ovals for the Blue Ribbon Foundation in mid-December. I don't remember what day. That means it's taken 3 1/2ish months to throw, alter, ...
Julie Crosby Pottery

The Worcester Pottery Invitational – Not Just a Show, an Event! - My next event is coming up at the Worcester Center for Crafts in Worcester MA. I worked at the Craft Center as an artist-in-residence (way back in 1996) a...
m Kline

Virtual Clay Panel - Virtual Clay Panel: nceca: Welp, I transcribed the virtual clay panel and then ironically, Tumblr ate the post. Or more like the poor wifi at the convent...
Studio KotoKoto

Camellia sinensis: Steeped in History - I have had tea on my mind. Time spent studying Japanese tea ceremony, reading about that country’s tea politics, and learning about tea as a commodity ha...
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.” ...
Clay DISH

3/24/14 HR Committee Report - Employee Manual – As of last week, Leigh was waiting for the waiver from Bob which all employees have agreed to sign (of course they need to see it). Hirin...
Rachel Wood Ceramics

No Flies On Me! - I can tell Spring is on its way. Insect life is starting to twitch. Flies are a particular nuisance. Flies are a particular nuisance when they land on y...
Michael Mahan

Waiting is killing me, but I need the rest - Peeking in the kiln is addictiveI'm sitting here, and I've been sitting here off and on all day, exhausted after firing my wood kiln for 15 hours yesterd...
Alazan Ceramics

Art of the Pot Studio Tour 2013, Part 1 - The always awesome Art of the Pot in Austin, TX is coming up this Mother’s Day weekend in May 2014. Leading up to the next studio tour I have a whole slew ...
this artist's life

never starving - Since I am an artist, I hear the term "starving artist" more than the average person, and it creates a deep fission of annoyance in my heart and mind every...
Australian Pottery

Another mystery potter solved - Mystery potter #42 turns out to be Harry Ashburner, a potter active on the Gold Coast in the 1970s.
A Love Affair With Clay

French Butter Keeper - Butter! Is there anything better?! Australia and New Zealand, I my humble opinion, have taken butter and dairy products, in general, to a whole new leve...
jen allen ceramics

Emily Schroeder Willis: Potter of the Month - As preparations for the upcoming NCECA Conference are keeping a lot of us busy this time of year, I thought it was the perfect opportunity to publish an in...
judi's kiln...musings about life in and out of the studio

CENTERFOLD!!!! - ...in The Crafts Report... BUT... STILL... A CENTERFOLD... I mean... any other sort of Centerfold is not looking likely at this point... and .....
Hatchville Pottery

Japanese potters still suffer three years after quake - One of the wonderful things about the internet is the easy friendship and recognition that can happen between potters thousands of miles apart. I know that...
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. ...
Pottery by Adero

Looking through windows of one kind and another - It has been a very cold and snowy winter here in western Massachusetts. Having a view of the river from my pottery studio is one of the things I always lo...
Joy Tanner Pottery

Too busy for bloggin' - If you want to stay in tune with what I'm doing, the best place to find me is through my Instagram feed @joytannerpottery, or at my Facebook page: www.fac...
createniks

Throwing Spiky Mug Lids off the Hump -
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...
Molly Hatch Ceramics

Molly Hatch's Physic Garden in Atlanta Journal - I just wanted to share with you a recent piece in the Atlanta Journal about my upcoming installation for the High Museum--I am getting excited for the long...
Ceramics Now Magazine

Gunhild Rudjord and Nils Erik Gjerdevik / Copenhagen Ceramics, Denmark - [image: Gunhild Rudjord and Nils Erik Gjerdevik at Copenhagen Ceramics] *Gunhild Rudjord and Nils Erik Gjerdevik / Copenhagen Ceramics, Denmark* *February ...
BPracticalPottery's Blog

Exhibition: Edible Provisions - February 13 – February 24, 2014 Opening reception February 12 @ 530 – 7PM NSCAD Port Loggia Bridget Fairbank is a Nova Scotian food activist concerned abo...
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
Euan The Potter

A Visit to Oz in May - THE LIFE OF CLAY: The lessons of 25 years in Japan A Demonstration and Talk by Euan Craig Thursday 29 May 2014; 10am – 1pm Ceramics Department @ Nat...
Gwyneth's Full Brew

Gallery and Coffee Hopping: a Day Out on Orchard Street - *Cup of the Day #118* *Reconfigured Cup by Gwyneth Leech* *India ink, white ink and Encaustic* *on used paper coffee cup* This winter just doesn't qui...
Diving into the clay

pazulama: Evolution Door by Klemens Torggler via... - pazulama: Evolution Door by Klemens Torggler via Hajohinta Part of the work of the contemporary potter is to manage two streams. The role and influenc...
Beats of Grimm's Studio

A Penny For Your Thoughts - Check out the new work on Etsy https://www.etsy.com/shop/JRFstudio
Nine Toes Pottery

Cold and Early 2014 - Nine Toes Pottery Goings-Ons(Hope everyone is happy and well into a healthy 2014!) Things are (or were, when I started this announcement) cold and snowy h...
adriana christianson

good stuff from my #Claysistas - So, Ive been looking for some extra shelving for my 'showroom' and TODAY came across the BESTEST shelf !! Found this one in my local Op Shop /Thrift Store) ...
Arrowmont Residents

2014 Surface Forums - A few weeks back we were lucky enough to hosted three surface forums at the Arrowmont campus. Unfortunately I (HP) didn’t really get to spend as much time ...
Louis KatzThailand 2014 | หลุยส์/w0it/HS0ZGJ/ประเทศไทย2557/2014

Din Phao, Din Phao: ดินเผาดินเผา - Dankwean Dinpaw , the sales area on the road is hurting. Based on quick appearances……..There has been an incredible building of sales malls. People are sti...
Pinchpots

Arranging the exhibition "The Rough with the Smooth" - Seen from outside on the street
jeanette zeis ceramics

Update and a SALE! - First things first. If you pop over to my* website*- I am having a SALE on ready-to-ship items. I have lots of one-offs and some general stock available ri...
Cousins in Clay

"Cousins in Clay" Seagrove at Bulldog Pottery - "Cousins in Clay" Seagrove, May 31-June 1, 2014, Bulldog Pottery, NC Our Honored Clay Cousins are Dan Anderson and Blair Clemo *"Cousins in Clay"* *May ...
JoAnn F. Axford

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Rough Ideas

#21 winter solstice 2013 - Today marks the shortest day of the year. We can focus again on the gentle increase of daylight. Remember, when the light seems short and the chilly air gets...
Glynnis Lessing

Hand-built plates by Kip O’Krongly - Just a few of the women potters of Northfield were able to gather at Kip O’Krongly’s studio this past week to watch her demonstrate how she makes her wonde...
Michael Hunt and Naomi Dalglish

35. Horse Box SOLD - Animal Box, hand-built, 4.5x2x4.5. local clay, fired in a large thai shaped wood kiln. Return to Exhibition
Bella Joy Pottery

Ann Arbor Art Center - In September, I received an order from the Ann Arbor Art Center, which was fantastic. It was so large that I had to double check with Amy, the manager of...
Daniel Johnston Pottery

December Kiln Opening - *Kiln Opening * *December 7th 9am - 5pm* *December 8th noon -5pm* This is the second firing of my new kiln. Here are a few of my favorite pots. ...
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...
Euan Craig

EUAN CRAIG EXHIBITION at EBIYA GALLERY, TOKYO - I'd like to inform you of my 20th Anniversary Exhibition at EBIYA BIJUTSUTEN in Nihonbashi, Tokyo. 今年で20回目を迎える、海老屋美術店での個展のご案内をお知らせいたします。 ...
Meagan Chaney Studios

Behind-the-Scenes Video via Artist-Alley - Curious about my clay hand-building process? Or just want to snoop and see what the inside of my studio looks like? The great, local gallery I'm a member o...
Demo Notes

The Ink I Use - Here is the ink I use to do my brushwork in my sketchbook, paper plates, etc. I buy it at the local Penland School Store. But you can find it here.
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...
Patia Davis Pots

- Making has been gathering apace for this Wobage Christmas Exhibition....As the pots get fired, its all now in the lap of the gods!! Please come and join u...
Kelly Lynn Daniels

Grad School Adventures - Excuse the absence, I'm in grad school dontcha know? For the most part I have been posting updates to my Facebook page. I am not entirely certain why I haven...
Poore Pots

soda firing #1 - Today I’m firing the salt/soda kiln here at the Boulder Potters Guild with my friends Lauren McNitt and Cris Conklin. This is the first time I’ve fired a g...
PHOENIX

INTO THE SUNSET! - HI, ALL MY READERS, WHEREVER YOU MAY BE, THIS IS MY LAST BLOG. I'VE ENJOYED DOING THIS BLOG OVER THE LAST 22 MONTHS. IT GAVE ME A GREAT OPPORTUNITY ...
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, ...
a potter's archive

Julia Galloway's Library of Cups -
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 - SLIPWARE POTTERY

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...
Blog - Ron Philbeck Pottery

Video of Latest Pots - Hi Folks, It's been awhile. I shot a video last night after I unloaded my kiln. I am really loving the work I'm making right now. Have a look at the v...
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...
Thrown Together

Meet Ron Philbeck - Ron Philbeck started making pots in 1992 after he returned to his home town of Shelby, NC. For the most part, he benefitted from lots of help from other ...
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

a postscript - “Thank you to the sun, I owe you one.” – lou shoes & sweaters ∞ Dear Michael, Ron, Brandon & Kyle, It was great meeting you face to face, getting to know y...
Wecome to the Potluck |

cedar plank salmon - spicy cedar plank salmon
Benjamin Gufford Pottery

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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...
Mike's Pots

Blogsy Test - [image: Posted with Blogsy]Posted with Blogsy
Gary's third pottery blog

garyrith -
Andrew Langille Pottery

Second Annual Open Studio Sale - Hey folks, I hope to see you here!
clark woodfired pottery//the forge studio

New Works - These pieces will be exhibited in the upcoming show Lee and I are participating in, at Gallery 78, in Fredericton, NB. River of Fire: Wood Fired Pottery o...
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...
Kyle Carpenter Studio Pottery

Treasure map - "Zella" 12 year old Jack Russell
East Fork Pottery

350 degrees -
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 s...
Karin Eriksson: Karin's Style Blog

the best impression - Fika at the summer house. During the weeks when I’m in the shop I meet so many people, södermalm where my shop is located seems inundated with tourists. Fr...
Among the artists

Things I learned from my grandfather - I know these blog things are supposed to be all light and airy. I know I shouldn't whine on any sort of public forum. I know I'm being indulgent, but a g...
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
Beautiful earthenware ceramics, made to bring joy to your life: Noelle's Pretty Pots

Illustration Friday…Transportation - This is one of my favorite collage pieces and one that my husband swears is a thinly veiled self-portrait…let me know if you can see the resemblance! Anyw...
Alex Matisse

For real. - So this really is the last post. The link seemed to be bad that I supplied last time. For real. This is it. Come on over to alexmatisse.com and see whats h...
John Glick: Fresh Plums

Camera Review sites I use and trust - I have been reading camera reviews diligently for perhaps 8 years now. Like everyone who haunts these sites....one develops favorites. My reasons are based...
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...
Design - Realized

Reorganization. - Sorry to have been absent for so long. Last September, my job description abruptly changed from project architect to project manager. I did a fantastic job...
Julie Rozman: design-realized

Reorganization. - Sorry to have been absent for so long. Last September, my job description abruptly changed from project architect to project manager. I did a fantastic job...
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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Forum - Salt/Soda Firing

B-Mix Wood Clay - Just wanted to put out there that this clay throws nice, flashes beautifully in wood, but bleaches out in salt/soda without a slip, great with a slip. Also...
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...
Journal - Diana Fayt

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Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Daily Drawing Book