Anchorage Clay Arts Guild is having a pottery show in Girdwood. Tell your friends. Hope you can all come see this inspirational show.
Functional high fire porcelean pottery with an Alaskan flair. Pottery Made in Girdwood, Alaska.
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Mini Mudbank hatching 1/5/12
Mini Mudbank hatching 1/5/12, a set on Flickr.
New hatching of Mini Mudbank Monsters ready for adoption. $60 + shipping. Includes adoption certificate and extra large slot for easy retrieval of saved money. Contact leolaspottery@gci.net to adopt yours today.
Monday, November 7, 2011
Girdwood Potter's photostream
Girdwood Potter's photostream on Flickr.
Bowls for Bean's Cafe'
Silk Screen Image Transfer Experiments
From FVCS workshop held at Leola's Studio Friday 11/4/11.
Bowls for Bean's Cafe' Workshop
Success!
Fresh out of the kiln this morning. Check out these latest experiments from a FVCS workshop I taught this past Friday night. I asked students to experiment with the silk screen transfer papers on bisqued bowls that I had made to donate to Bean's Cafe' annual Empty Bowl fundraiser. (The fundraiser isn't until March, but this is when I have time to dedicated to making bowls for this event. I donate 250-500 bowls each year to help feed the hungry.)
The images were silk screened onto old sewing pattern paper using maison stains or underglazes mixed with extender printing medium. This technique is like the temporary tattoos you get in some gum wrappers. To transfer an image, place it ink side down on the pot, applying a small amount of water and then some pressure with a slightly damp sponge. After a few seconds of pressing, you peel off the paper and the silk screened image remains. Add other paint embellishments either before or after applying the tattoo transfer and walla! You have made a transfer on clay.
(More images to be posted with link to my Flikr account: Girdwood Potter.)
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