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Category Archives: Workshop
Potter’s Book Club: A Potter’s Workbook by Clary Illian
If I formed an actual book club for potters, Clary Illian’s A Potter’s Workbook would definitely be on the reading list. It would be great fun to work through the assignments with other potters and then have a group discussion. Illian … Continue reading
A Bit More About Workshops
Before I leave the topic of workshops, I had a few more thoughts I wanted to share. In addition to time and money, there are several things to consider about going away for a workshop. The first is distance. Basically … Continue reading
Pottery Hangover
I am recovering after a great week-long workshop at Arrowmont so I took yesterday to rest and piddle around the house (although I did unload and reload the kiln). Workshops are fun but they are a lot of work. … Continue reading
Workshops Part 3
There are many pottery workshops available for all skill levels. When no classes were available to me locally, I started attending a few workshops a year in order to keep acquiring skills. Now I find them to to be … Continue reading
Workshops Part 2
In general, potters are a very generous community. Information, ideas, tips, glaze recipes, firing sequences, etc. are graciously shared – especially at workshops. When I first began taking workshops, I didn’t expect the potters to be so open about how … Continue reading
Workshops
I began taking workshops as a means to supplement my pottery instruction. After I exhausted the local resources, my options were limited because I knew I didn’t want to take classes at the university. So I did two things. First, … Continue reading
Workshop with Emily Reason
On Saturday, I attended a workshop with Emily Reason hosted at Claymakers. Workshops are fun and give me a chance to be a student. I was excited to go to this one because I really love Reason’s work and I … Continue reading
Resources or Distractions
There are so many pottery resources. It is a very generous community –workshops, books, blogs, YouTube Videos, Websites, Galleries, Open Studios, classes, guilds. So much sharing. One could get sucked into the vortex of reading/talking/learning about pottery and never do … Continue reading
Posted in Teapot, Throwing, Uncategorized, Workshop
Tagged glazes, how-to, Spring Snow, teapot, workshop
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Intentional Pursuit
“You can choose what you do, but you can’t choose what you like to do.” Grechin Rubin I exercise but I wish I liked to run. I have tried to like it. I got better at running for … Continue reading
Posted in How-to, Teapot, Throwing, Uncategorized, Winter Blue, Workshop
Tagged glaze combination, glazes, how-to, Personal Aesthetic, pottery, workshop
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