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So, I've finally gotten around to setting up my photo studio to take some real shots of my ceramic work. I'll be shooting all of my finished work over the holiday weekend and updating this over the next couple of weeks with the images as I process them. Next weekend, I've also got a wedding to shoot; a few of those images will likely show up as well.
I'm considering selling some of the ceramics pieces on Etsy. Those of you with experience using it: Thoughts?
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I made a lamp. Shiny.
Experimenting with different materials for the smoke-fire process, this one was baking soda added.
"They wanted all forms in triplicate."
It seems like people like the smoke-fired finish. So here is another one for all you fine Tumblr folks!
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Earlier this afternoon I put a clear glaze on the first piece from my smoke-fire. I like the effect a lot more than the pre-made glazes we have, so I'll probably be doing several more runs with this instead of glazing many pieces until I get access to a glaze formulation lab in another year.
