A Variety of Pottery

Here are some photos of some of my work, hope you guys like em.




for more information on them, you can check them out in my gallery

 

those look great......

 

I love the glazing of the first two... blue is such an awesome colour.

 

Took some more photos of different pieces.


This is one of two pieces that was featured in a muesum around town.

This is the other one from the museum

 

and all togther

 

those are gorgeous! I love the glaze on the yellow one, so pretty with the brown on top. On the black and white one, is that engobe?

 

thank you

are you refering to the middle one of the third picture on my first post?

That one was done in a raku firing, with a white crackle glaze. The parts that werent glazed turned out black from the smoke. I dont believe i used engobe on any of these pieces.

 

God, Pauly! Those are so friggen awesome...

I like your carpet too...so much better than damn burbur..
and your little rock...thingie
(no, i do not mean your guitar )

 

Those are so beautiful. You have great talent. The two in the first picture are definitely my favorites. The blues are so nice. I like the third from left on the second picture very much,too.

 

wow, very nice.. well done..

 

those are beautiful!

 

so very beautiful!

 

I love the yellow and red ones, so pretty.

 

i like the smoke fired one!
do u do raku firing i think you would like that!

 

aww man i love hand made pottery, my mum does some and i love going to peoples gallerys... have you ever done any raku firing? (reads post above a well we both asking) Thats one of my favourite ways to fire pots! Also what sort of clay do you use?

 

thank you all very much for the kind words

and yes, i have done some raku firing. The white and black one in the middle of the third picture of my first post is a raku fired piece. I did one other, but i didnt quite like how it turned out. Only had the opportunity to do 2 pieces though, wish i could do more, they turn out so beautifully.

im not sure what type of clay i use, i think its called "stoneware"? im not sure...but i have used porcelain (which is a favorite of mine), and tarakada(dont know how to spell it, its a reddish clay used mostly for burnishing).

 

wow, I love how big the yellow pot is. It's huge. I try to go big on my pottery, but It never works for me. You must have had a lot of practice. I really admire your work. And can I ask what color blue you used on the first pot? It's absolutely beautiful.

 

those are friggin awesome..

 

I loive your pots soooooooooooo much!


I am a journey"man" (actually women) in ceramics (in germany we still have the middle age system of apprentice, journeyman and master but of course with modern techniques and knowledge.

But I am not working in the field. ANd I miss it so much!!!