Settling back into routine after the Florida shows, and with three months of uninterrupted studio time ahead, I opened up the sketchbook to begin working on ideas collected over the past year and beyond. This is an experimental time where I don't worry about whether a piece turns out great but just see if it's feasibly translated from sketch to pot and what unanticipated difficulties with the idea there might be. Or, if I do or don't still like the idea once it's made. Below are photos of some of the work in progress. The difference in color is because the trays have gone through the first firing (bisque), but the pots are still "green." (The spoons are fired, but a lighter shade of red because they must've been in a part of the kiln that was a little cooler.)
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