A few March pots

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I really like the "architectural ruin" pots made from off-spec extrusions and scraps. They are a challenge to "finish" and then develop a vision as to what they may represent. The brick one reminded me of a Roman aqueduct. The multi-sided, one, some old Grecian or Roman ruin... The white round was testing how thin a slab I could get away with. This is a real neat glaze that does not show well in pictures. Creamy white with hints of pink and green when in the light.

 

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I'll use "grass pots" as glaze testers. Trying my very runny green glaze on various combinations of base layers. Absolutely love how it behaves on my Klingon-Cochoy tribute pots. Scraping kiln shelves, not so much.

 

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The bit of "wonk" was deliberate, trying to get a bit of an angle or lemon shape out of it. The last one is a shot glass/glaze test. Really liking the liner- can't wait to try it on an exterior.

 

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My daughter is a photographer. She was over on Thursday and started "playing around". (my wife makes goat's milk soap and I have started making soap dishes for her)

 

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My "architectural ruins"

 

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Dude!
The runny green glaze is killer!

The brick wall is awesome!

Love it all.....the "ruins" are amazingly abstract.