Here are a few more examples of some recent work by some of my students at the Casselberry Art House. They were made using a artificial plastic fern, and brown underglaze that was wiped off and used like a stain. Although it would seem to be more natural to use real ferns, I like how the fake ones make a nice, crisp, deep imprint into the clay.
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Card Making Party
Recently a friend of mine had a card making party. Of course, I had made a few cards before, but have not been really into the whole "stamping" craze. I must say that I really enjoyed making these and will probably be making more in the future!
Pottery App for Iphone & Ipad
Saturday, May 19, 2012
Latest Endeavor..
Lately I have been working on projects that would be good examples for secondary art lesson plans. I have been exploring the idea of adding landscapes to pottery. I finished my first piece that is an example of an African landscape using a warm color scheme (below). Now I am working on a night time city scape piece that I will upload a photo of when I am finished. I think that these both will be good ways to have students explore different countries and cities, while honing their ceramic skills!
| There is also a continued design on the back with more trees and a giraffe. |
Friday, May 18, 2012
Chihuly at Las Vegas
I had the lucky experience of getting a free three day vacation to Las Vegas. I was more then happy to see all the free art exhibits around town! Represented everywhere I looked was Dale Chihuly. He had a small exhibit right outside the Aria hotel where I was staying, as well as many installations at the Bellagio next door. I got to see one of his most famous pieces, the ceiling at the Bellagio entrance, simply breathtaking!
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| www.chihuly.com |
Thursday, May 10, 2012
My Maitland Art House Installation
Saturday, May 5, 2012
Casselberry Art House
I started teaching pottery back in April at Casselberry Art House. It has been really fun and my students there are awesome. Here are just a few of their slab projects:
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