WoW Cory!
Always love'n what I see!
How many different kilns are you fireing in?
aloha ZZygote wrote:WoW Cory!
Always love'n what I see!
How many different kilns are you fireing in?
well... two different gas kilns and a soda kiln that is slowly needing to be rebuilt.
often times i get invited to some wood firings here and there. also, have an opportunity to have my work fired in a noborigama in okayama twice a year
cheers
c
A lot of beautiful pieces! I was especially drawn to the double-walled pieces. I am often drawn to that style and yours have this soft, dream-like quality to them. And that spark of green on your beaded ash post is lovely! You have such a variety of of pieces - do you have a favorite style or a favorite glaze to work with?
thank u
aphroditea. what a wonderful name ! COOL !Aphroditea wrote:A lot of beautiful pieces! I was especially drawn to the double-walled pieces. I am often drawn to that style and yours have this soft, dream-like quality to them. And that spark of green on your beaded ash post is lovely! You have such a variety of of pieces - do you have a favorite style or a favorite glaze to work with?
thank you kindly for your kind words
thanks
my work is constantly evolving ! changing. no favorite glaze. i am on a guest for `cooling reduction` at the moment.
cheers. mahalo !
c
ory
thanks
Mrs. Chip wrote:+1! Cory, you are amazing!GeekgirlUnveiled wrote:stunning!
Are you back from Japan? Looking forward to more posts of your gorgeous and innovative creations!
thanks mrs chip !
i am now at narita airport yahoo ! japan
be back in honolulu in 7.5 hours
cheers and thank u !
cory
an old chawan
a soda fired chawan
i will attempt to explore this style and coloration when i get back
cheers
red stoneware, soda fired.
i will attempt to explore this style and coloration when i get back
cheers
red stoneware, soda fired.
various sketched forms of chawan
i sketched some forms to assist other ceramic potters with some common chawan shapes.
cheers
cory