soo.... I've been in the studio.
Busy busy.
The one octopus pot that was hiding in the studio still hasn't been fired. Soon, I imagine. I have multiple octopus pots that I'm going to high fire (cone 10). Still awaiting the dragon high fire. Very anxious to see how they turn out.
As of this writing, I have two fish sculptures and three or four pots on the raku shelf, waiting to dance in the raku kiln. The pots harken back a few years ago, when I was going for pots with ultra-smooth surfaces. I'm doing these based on a request. All raku pieces have my trademark combination of raku and low-fire crystal glazes.
I decided to ignore the broken pieces. For now. So much to do, so little time.
Awaiting their bisque firing are multiple pots: a couple 'turk' pots, a couple round pots, two 'primitive' pots, a 'rocket' pot, a couple free form pots, a couple of fish sculptures, and a couple of goblin heads.
Everything continues to grow like weeds. The automated watering system has been great. Quietly waters twice daily. With the record heat, it's important that the plants get watered on a regular basis. The vines are waging a quiet war, secretly trying to strangle each other and kill everything that gets in their way.
Thursday, August 25, 2011
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