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Ceramicist. Sculptor. Writer. 2024 Clay Cohorts alum. Member of the Goregama wood firing collective. Can curse in Canada's two official languages. Rep'd by Foster Gallery, Lachine, Québec www.atelierlarose.ca
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That feeling when you pour back a glaze into its bucket --- and realize that it was the *wrong* bucket. I went with it and glazed a mug with the "new" glaze. Luckily, neither glaze was expensive to make. But I sure feel dumb. Maybe it'll be great, maybe it'll be awful: Schrodinger's Glaze?

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Another #Metallic from the most recent glaze firing. Not _entirely_ pleased with the blue underglaze on the "H-beam" section; further thought needed. Still, I'm happy the red stirrup thingmie still rotates inside the blue ring thingmie (I speak advanced technical jargon, y'all). #Sculpture

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💦💧💦 The water-themed #Metallic came out pretty dang great! I'll do some touch-ups with acrylic inks to fix a spot or two that I don't like, and it'll be ready to wire up for hanging. The red tap still turns as well. I am pleased. #ContemporarySculpture #CanadianCeramics #ClayArt #Ceramics #Canada

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💦💧💦 The water-themed #Metallic came out pretty dang great! I'll do some touch-ups with acrylic inks to fix a spot or two that I don't like, and it'll be ready to wire up for hanging. The red tap still turns as well. I am pleased. #ContemporarySculpture #CanadianCeramics #ClayArt #Ceramics #Canada

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Glazing pots outside for a wood firing. Oh! The freedom to splash, drip & make a mess is so liberating! It also makes me feel connected to the long tradition of pottery around the world, often done out of doors. In case you're wondering, I'm testing out a Malcolm Davis carbon trap shino. + cat tax

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Glazing pots outside for a wood firing. Oh! The freedom to splash, drip & make a mess is so liberating! It also makes me feel connected to the long tradition of pottery around the world, often done out of doors. In case you're wondering, I'm testing out a Malcolm Davis carbon trap shino. + cat tax

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June is Pride Month and I identify as an LGBTQ+ ally. It's among my core values that love is love, and that folks of all walks of life, gender identification and sexual preferences should able to thrive, to live their lives safely, free of harassment, hatred, assault, or worse. Be an ally too!

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This little bouquet of spirea boughs (which I banged into a vase after giving the bush encroaching on the front steps a hasty clip) is such a delight today. #Flowers #Spring #Spirea #Bouquet #Vignette

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This little bouquet of spirea boughs (which I banged into a vase after giving the bush encroaching on the front steps a hasty clip) is such a delight today. #Flowers #Spring #Spirea #Bouquet #Vignette

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Another #Metallic destined for the next glaze kiln. In case it's not obvious enough, this one's about water. 💦 #ContemporarySculpture #ClayArt #CanadianCeramics #Ceramics #Art

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Another #Metallic destined for the next glaze kiln. In case it's not obvious enough, this one's about water. 💦 #ContemporarySculpture #ClayArt #CanadianCeramics #Ceramics #Art

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Applying underglaze to a bisqued piece. Lots of fiddly corners and nooks to reach into. After that, there was lots of messing around with iron and manganese oxide washes to give it a "fresh from the junkyard" look. Hopefully it'll make it into a glaze kiln next weekend!

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Applying underglaze to a bisqued piece. Lots of fiddly corners and nooks to reach into. After that, there was lots of messing around with iron and manganese oxide washes to give it a "fresh from the junkyard" look. Hopefully it'll make it into a glaze kiln next weekend!

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I'm girding myself to glaze some pots for the upcoming woodfiring. I've got a few more buckets to sieve + check for specific gravity. I like planning + making glazes, but I HATE applying them in general (because I'm shite at it). Also, here's a cat tax to atone for my whingeing.

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