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| First piece spray glazed during spray glaze workshop. |
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| Side 1 |
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| Side 2 |
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| First piece with Tom Coleman porcelain, second spray glazed piece. |
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| Third spray glazed piece. |
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| 4th spray glazed piece |
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Pretend art and other things celebrating my weirdness, I mean uniqueness
Pretend Artist's Statement
- Kim from Kansas
- My name is Kim, and I live in Kansas. Lately, I've been into pottery and photography.
Blogs of interest to me
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Pot Roast11 hours ago
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Stuffed Mushroom Dip1 day ago
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A Remarkable Recovery3 days ago
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Wordless Wednesday 10.22.251 week ago
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Hello world!3 years ago
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Holy Calling ACFC5 years ago
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Shopping with Mom6 years ago
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Hip to be Squares8 years ago
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Veins10 years ago
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Tin Whistle10 years ago
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Some of our recent travels12 years ago
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Modesty12 years ago
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The End.......14 years ago
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Genealogy search in Germany16 years ago
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Noteworthy Quotes
A really good pot is in the details. --Doug Casebeer at the Ceramics Workshop in Jamaica '10
There's only one way to grow while making art: take risks and allow yourself to make a lot of bad work, then look at it. I consider what is working well, what missed the mark or confused the reading, what needs to be adjusted on the next one. --Linda Arbuckle in The Penland Book of Ceramics
All great actions have been simple, and all great pictures are. --Ralph Waldo Emerson
There's only one way to grow while making art: take risks and allow yourself to make a lot of bad work, then look at it. I consider what is working well, what missed the mark or confused the reading, what needs to be adjusted on the next one. --Linda Arbuckle in The Penland Book of Ceramics
All great actions have been simple, and all great pictures are. --Ralph Waldo Emerson
References, etc.
Followers
Almost all photos are my property (even the bad ones). Please ask if you would like to copy them. Don't think anyone would, but just in case please ask. Thanks!