I think there were a few standouts, but the general consensus was bit of a yawn. Several people said they were going to re-bisque their pieces and try them again. At least we had fun during the firing.
After the unloading and the yawning were finished some of us headed inside to make some pots.
The goods.
Becky was looking for Ron in the cardboard dumpster.From barrel-diving to dumpster-diving, Becky is very versatile.
Max's ingenious homemade bead firer.Cool, eh?
Amy and Becky eating licorice pigs.Don't you just love candid photography?
Said licorice pigs.Yum.
All in all, a good Saturday afternoon.
5 comments:
Yep, the pigs were the prize of the day for me. And I think Amy's right - we should have a battle of the wood choppers at #8! :)
That tromp l'oeil camera bag on the bottom shelf is a keeper. It looks so realistic! Can't even tell it is ceramic. Well done. The strap is so thin. Amazing work.
Becky-
Mmmm... good pigs. Thanks!
I'm in training with the axe.
Jerry-
I think I've mentioned before that we have some great artists at Clayworks.
Part of me can't believe you posted that candid pic. Gosh.... must've been the red licorice. :)
It's not that bad. Silly and unexpected is what candid is all about sometimes.
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