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One last piece from my recent firing, a large bottle. Many of these will be available on my website on November 12th, stay tuned! 🤘
Tall bowl fired on its side in my recent soda firing.
These stemmed cups are really fun to make. What would you drink out of them?
Mug pile. More goodies from my soda firing last weekend.
Big cookie jar. Swipe right for the ‘back’. More wild crystals and yellow flashing on this one.
Some kurinuki-style vases I made, new technique for me. Has anyone played with the AI features on Photoshop? I did a quick subject select, invert, and generative fill to create these first two images, the third image is the original. Used ‘whi
Another piece on the limit for what this high alumina wollastonite clay body can do. A bit more soda vapor on this and the surface would become fragile.
I’ll be keeping this one for Owen.
Unloading the soda kiln this afternoon, but I couldn’t resist snagging a few pots out this morning. Looks to be one of the most dramatic firings I’ve ever had. Stoked!
These coveralls are probably about as old as I am, given to me by my dad from his days working as a carpenter. It’s cold in Missouri. The firing is going smoothly, will be putting in soda in around noon. 🤘
Throwback to this large soda fired jar that was fired on its side about 11 years ago. I have a couple jars I’ll be firing like this in the next few weeks.
A new clay body I mixed up for the soda kiln. A bit simpler (and cheaper) than others I’ve used. My pal Jeff fired this in his soda kiln I built him. This was the first time he ever fired a kiln solo, nailed it! Looking forward to making some m
New mug shape. I’ve been chasing a new solution for mugs the last few years. Maybe this one will stick?