Oval Bottle/ Ochre over Turquoise

Oval Bottle/ Ochre over Turquoise
10in.H x 11in.W x 9in.W
a surprise result
this layering is always different...
how nice is that?
SOLD

wet snow...

early morning wet snow
as the season turns
the kilns keep firing
onward toward Demarest
with Turquoise!

Big Honker Pot

Wyatt said I needed a "Big Honker Pot" for the show so here it is...

Wide Oval Spiral Pot w/ Turquoise
14in.H x 21in.W x 10in.D
NFS

Can you heal my Leg?

Can you heal my Leg?
17in.H x 9in.W
$450

Oval Bottle/ 2 Spots

Oval Bottle/ 2 Spots
Cream over Blue, Green and Lime Stripes
13in.H x 12in.W
SOLD
the basket like woven quality of these is undeniable, but what fascinates me are the ghost stripes,
those very faintly visible as the cobalt overpowers them...
after a while a landscape quality emerges as if the greens and limes are floating in the fog, coming and going with the ambient light...

Round Jar w/ Turquoise over Blue

Round Jar w/ Turquoise over Blue
12in.H x 8in.W
some nice color vibration here!

Worn Turquoise Bottle

Worn Turquoise Spiral Bottle
10in.H x 8in.W
$300

Ochre Spiral Bottle

Ochre Spiral Bottle
10.5in.H x 7.5in.W
Red Earthenware
SOLD

Oval Bottle w/ blue and Yellow Stripes

Oval Bottle w/ Blue and yellow Stripes...
12in.H x 12in.W
White Earthenware cone/04
SOLD

this one in a different direction
directly out of a summer, long ago,
spent making simple pots with lots of stripes
the Creamy crackle mutes the color significantly
the yellow is barely discernible
yet in good light shows through
looks old, like milk paint
providing nice contrast with the red earthenware and its richer tonalities...
continuing to explore ideas contrary to my wood kiln work
as I reach for survivability...

Oval Hive Bottle

Oval Hive Bottle w/ Recessed Foot
Turquoise over Blue
13in.H x 13in.W

Turquoise Flat Bottom Cup

Flat Bottom Cup
4in.H x 3in.W

Ochre Small Shot Cup

Small Shot Cup
3.25in.H x 3in.W
Earthenware Cone 03
a nice resolution for me of the foot glaze issue
and the feel in the hand with continuity there...
though I'll be back to wadding them all
and using shells...
more time, but a small price to pay for a good result...
I always try to keep it simple
it just never seems to stay that way...