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May 5th 2013

by Anders Ledell

by Sarah Hernandez

by Debbie Clauson

March 19th 2013

Emma MacDuff, currently taking IB Visual Arts, got some nice results using raku glazes and a little imagination on her portrait bust.

Raku-fired portrait bust by Emma MacDuff

February 10th, 2013

I'm finally caught up with photos of student work and updating galleries. Here are a few coil pots and other things from last semester.

by Deanna Hendrickson

by Maggie Tsang

by Sierra Tabak

Welcome 2013

What can I say - I got caught up in updating the front and back ends of the website. If you notice any bugs, boo-boos or broken links, let me know.

Long-overdue, some photos from the last firings of 2012, and a couple from the first cone 10 firing of 2013.

by Jose Arreola

by Doug Stephenson

by Sydney Ross

Tea Bowls From November 2012 Cone 10

by Akylah Cooper

by Hannah McCausland

by Micaella Owens

Here are a few students' first projects, just quick little trays that were used for glaze testing. The 2012-2013 student gallery is now up with galleries and photos for all the students I could find finished work for. In the next couple weeks we should have some tea bowls to show also.

by Ben Stratton - what's a post without some work by Ben?

The Smell Of Fall

Ah, it's that time of year again, when the bright eager faces of students fill the classrooms and the smoke of burning, shredded confidential paperwork beautifully belches from blackened trashcans and wafts through the air, as those more pyromaniacal souls experiment with raku. It's good to be back at it.

by Ben Stratton

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All Work And No Clay

If you've been wondering what I've been up to, for the last five weeks I was helping build a home-away-from-home on Lopez Island for Lisa and I, to replace the little cabin Lisa had. The only clay I saw was around the foundation, which I didn't get a chance to play with. I did get a fair amount of practice hammering, though. Click on the photo to go to a gallery of images of the house taking shape. The floor, exterior walls and roof are made from Structural Insulated Panels, or SIPs - styrofoam sandwiched between sheets of OSB. Below area few more photos from my stay.