by Rae | Oct 20, 2012 | A Bit Off Center, Studio, studio work
Since I have been making and selling pots, I have met a lot of passionate and interesting artists. It is on the of the unforeseen benefits of being a potter. Among those are Speight and Nassim Farmer of A-La-Mode Photography who recently came to take pictures of us...
by Rae | Aug 11, 2012 | Mugs, Multiples, studio work
I make a lot of pots because I enjoy making pots. As a consequence, I sell those pots. A lot of potters don’t sell because they don’t want to feel pressured to make a certain number of a particular pot. But, I don’t feel that way. In fact, I was...
by Rae | May 29, 2012 | About Me
When I started making pottery, I was a student at a community studio. All of the time that I dedicated to my hobby was spent engaging with clay. I worked on the wheel or glazed pots because the support work (firing, cleaning, glaze maintenance, etc.) was done by a...
by Rae | Apr 3, 2012 | Kiln, Maintenance
When I first began making pottery, I was a member of a community studio where wheels, space, tools, and glazes were accessible for a small fee. And, all the firing was handled by the studio assistant. For most potters, a community studio is an ideal option because...
by Rae | Feb 17, 2012 | About Me
Winters in eastern NC are usually mild and 2012 has been exceptionally mild. But, we had a cold snap, and although I have a small space heater in my studio that manages to take most of the chill out, it never gets really warm. So even though I love making pots, it is...
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