The colorful flowers in Seattle the past couple of summers have left me with such a happy feeling. I’ve been wanting to share this feeling by suggesting the spirit of summer meadows in my latest series of canisters. Check them out. I just delivered several to the Bellevue Arts Museum Store. I’ve also just posted a […]
No time for any studio work today aaargh! Very long day in front of computer. Hoping for a fresh start tomorrow. Need to slip some jars, then start glazing the pots that came out of the bisque kiln yesterday.
The weather has turned and the pots are drying sooo much more slowly, but the first bisque kiln is just about ready to be fired!
Exhibition of New Ceramic Work in conjunction with paintings by Gretchen Hancock’s and several other pastel artists
The many blooms of Spring and Summer in Seattle have been particularly vibrant this year and have inspired my body of work on exhibit at Bainbridge Arts & Crafts this September. The floating dahlia dishes I started making last year have grown into serving bowls, and cherry blossoms are meandering around my pitchers and jars […]
I’ll be exhibiting my work with twenty other northwest potters at this year’s Annual Mingei Pottery Show hosted by Glenn Richards. The opening reception will be held on Saturday, November 16th from 4-8 pm. It’s always a great party! I hope to see you all there!
Yes, I’m a sci-fi geek … and one of the effects I’ve particularly loved is the streaking of the star field that happens when the starship Enterprise goes into warp drive and enters hyperspace.
I’ve always loved the look of blossoms floating in a bowl of water. Late last fall, my friend Ann took a number of stunning photos of dahlias that planted themselves in my brain. These floating flower bowls/dishes eventually grew out of a series of word associations inspired by both of these concepts: Dahlias, floating flowers, […]
Stumbled on this while riding yesterday with my friend Kim. Not sure how, but I’m sure this is going to make its way into my pots.
Inspiration …. Just one of so many densely patterned dahlias in full bloom at Pike Place Market.