This next week I will be in Santa Fe, New Mexico doing a 5 day workshop at Santa Fe Clay! I am really excited to be doing this and really look forward to meeting some new artists and fellow pinch pot enthusiasts. After the week in Santa Fe, my husband and I will be heading up to Colorado for a long awaited trip into the mountains. It should be a great time to unload and get inspiration!
I am just starting to post up pictures from my most recent firing. Here are a few inspirations that I enjoy while working.
Well, I am not beeing as busy of a bee as I should be (or bee), especially considering how much work it takes to fill up one of the gas kilns at Lillstreet, but here is a look into my studio and the things that are progressing along!
These images were taken by one of our lovely Lillstreet photo students, Rabbi Paul Seiger
Well, you've gotta start somewhere!
I have had my studio at Lillstreet now for almost 10 months and I feel like I am just finally starting to settle in. I have revamped my studio space and I have been busy making new work and trying to figure out what the next step is. Here are a few pieces that came out of my last kiln.
in the mean time...if folks would like to see what I've been up to, you are welcome to stop by the studio on Friday May 6th at 6:30pm. Lillstreet will be starting "First Friday" beginning in May, meaning, all of the artist studios will be open to the public and folks are welcome to stop in.