People work on very different subjects - but after Christmas the focus will be on the upcoming exhibition in Theoule. Below you can get an idea of what has been going on the last couple of weeks.
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Martin starting out two weeks ago |
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The brains were taken out, the head was sewn on and the hair put in place. Ready for the drying phase. |
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Christie and Tracy working on "the Hare" |
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John and Anne making the structure for Anne's next creation |
And once again we have done a firing and have emptied the kiln. Look what was inside:
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Tracy's fish plaque |
The plaque has been glazed with a grey/black effect glaze. The orange fish have under-glaze and a transparent satiné top glaze.
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Celina's abstract penguins |
The penguins have been glazed with a matt effect glaze from Ceradel. They turned out nicely - especially the black penguin.
The couple above have been made in red clay and afterwards fired with a whitish-green effect glaze. The result was OK - but it would have been better in white clay.
Celina has been testing out different glazing methods - spraying, dipping and painting with a brush. All methods work - but the conclusion is that it depends on the actual glaze and the piece you are working on.
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