Friday, August 24, 2012

Fresh From The Kiln

Trio of Pitchers with layered ash glazes


               20" Platter with incised floral design       

                       Jar with layered ash glazes and slips                            


 Bowl with Ridges


                              Souffle Dish                                 

 Vase and Jar with layered ash glazes and slips


                                                                               
                                                                
                                                                           
Pitcher with layered slip and ash glazes


Tuesday, April 10, 2012

New Pots At Cedar Creek Gallery

There is a large group of new pots at Cedar Creek Gallery just in time for spring.  Cedar Creek is having their Spring Open House the first two weekends in April.  Lots of demonstrations, activities, and good times!  I will be demonstrating in my studio on Sunday, April 15th. 

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Thursday, August 4, 2011

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

New Photos








I had some new photos taken today. The photographer is Jason Dowdle of Blue Sky Films.

Sunday, June 29, 2008

My Studio

















I moved into this studio in 1986. It is a beautiful, tranquil space and I feel very fortunate to have it. I was able to design much of it myself and it has proved to be a wonderful space to work in. I have a nice view of the pond and enjoy watching the ducks, birds, frogs, and other wildlife that frequent there. The kiln was also built in 1986 and it is basically a Minnesota Flat-top car kiln with an arch. It has been fired countless times and is now yielding its very best pots, which means it is sorely in need of repair.

Monday, June 9, 2008

More Pots From Recent Firings




All of my work is wheel-thrown using a stoneware clay body. I use mostly ash glazes which I layer on over various slips. The designs on the plates, platters and bowls are created by carving through an applied base glaze or slip and spraying contrasting glazes on top.