#clay

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I think about my time in #NewMexico often, especially when I’m using the clay samples I collected there to decorate my #pottery. The colorful abundance of clay in the landscape continues to inspire me—the way it dazzles the eye and its latent potential to be transformed into so many useful and beautiful things. #Clay is a resource that can’t be exhausted. I find that incredible. It was forming hundreds of millions of years before humans showed up and has continued ever since.
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蛋盤+保溫雞蓋 做為表妹的結婚禮物。丈夫是義大利人。 初次用青花瓷技法覺得滿意。但和鉤針作品搭起來覺得不滿意。(太怪了) #clay #ceramics #Blue and white porcelain technique
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I just got home after an action packed workshop at Arrowmont with Lisa Orr--a potter and educator whose work I have admired for some time. She is also the inventor of the Rocket Kiln- a simple and extremely clean and efficient way to wood fire pottery using things that might otherwise go into a landfill. For you potters: we fired to cone ^10 in less than 6 hours!!! -that's really hot, really fast #pottery #clay #art #tennessee #solarpunk #mastoArt #ceramics
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Good morning my pottery and peace loving friends! I just opened my first kiln firing after a long break from working in clay. Here's a first look at one of my favorites from the firing. Porcelain can be a fussy (and expensive) clay to work with, but I love the translucence so much, it's worth all the extra effort! Wishing you all a great Sunday! #pottery #clay #ceramics #peace #coffee #kenucky #handmade #mastoArt
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This is the first piece from my Birthplace Series. The brick red tones come from #clay collected from a duck pond I used to visit when I was a toddler and the photo image is of me and my childhood best friend at that pond when we were probably three or four years old. It’s very bittersweet, realizing that my birthplace isn’t exactly home to me after my last visit. Also, many years ago, I found an obituary for my friend online. We’d lost touch after I moved away at age 5. #pottery
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George Washington Carver, best known for his scientific innovations, was also an artist who experimented with natural pigments since childhood. These paint swatches at the GW Carver Museum at Tuskegee show the color palettes he developed using natural #clay from Alabama. He freely shared recipes detailing the process of turning clay into house paint so that those with little or no money could still enjoy beautiful surroundings. #BlackFedi #AddToBlacksky #WildClay #art #BlackHistory
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