Transformer

5lb. +  3 1/2lb. + 1 3/4lb.

= 10 1/4lb

I can’t face any more ‘feathers’ at the moment so I’ve put the birds aside to make some ‘real’ pots…8 pie dishes (that’s for you, Marie N.!) and three large planters. I need to fill up that big-ass kiln!

5 Responses to “Transformer”

1. cookingwithgas March 13th, 2011

   Heavy rims and fat pots- yum- time to get some pottery made to go around all the birds- balance is such a hard word for us all.
   M

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2. John Bauman March 13th, 2011

   I refer to it as “blowing out the carbon”. Pots with lots of detail eventually take their toll on one’s mental carburetor. When it gets that way for me, I too blow out the carbon with something I can produce faster — and watch the landscape fly by for a while.

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3. Linda Starr March 13th, 2011

   I’m going to blow out the carbon with some painting.

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4. Dennis Allen March 13th, 2011

   I’m going to blow out the carbon with some chili.

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5. John Bauman March 13th, 2011

   Oh, by the way…

   The ten pounder is beautiful! Obviously some work with the birds hasn’t hurt the pottery one bit. The strength of that form is wonderful.

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