Showing posts with label inspiration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inspiration. Show all posts

Thursday, November 6, 2014

Monday, November 3, 2014

For Larry Paul and everyone else too!

Craft in America on PBS
Click here for full episode of Episode XIII: Service
Documenting craft and the military and the power of the handmade to inspire and heal. Featuring papermaker Pam DeLuco, saddler Eugene Burks Jr., and ceramic artists Ehren Tool, Judas Recendez and Peter Voulkos.

Tuesday, October 7, 2014

In honor of James Watral

Please take a moment to think of and remember the amazing James Watral who taught at Eastfield for many years influencing, inspiring and educating the love and joy of ceramics. He was a man among men and will be missed deeply by many.
See more of the Rosenfield Collection's Watral work

Monday, October 6, 2014

Photo: Ayumi Horie
Repaired with brass staples, this dish is a great example of how people would "make do" and save pots for repair by itinerant tinkers, rather than throw them out. The repairs are watertight! Andrew Baseman gave an amazing lecture yesterday at Leslie Ferrin Gallery surveying the history of repaired ceramics. He writes an incredible blog called Past Imperfect. http://andrewbaseman.com/blog/

Saturday, September 20, 2014

Saturday, September 13, 2014

Kate McDowell

Sculptor Kate McDowell interview here. If your interested in her work do a little more research, print some images you respond to of her work and write about it in your sketchbook.

Images to inspire your carving and modeling 3d skills.

Wednesday, September 10, 2014

Sneakers galore here and on Pinterest

Created another board for our class- check it out here!
Ceramic Shoes (bisque) ~Smith Middle School, Miss Murphy 4th grade slab construction

8th graders brought in a shoe or boot to use as inspiration for their clay project.

Friday, August 29, 2014

personal pinch cup inspiration

Remember no handles, but you can paddle, carve or model small decorative attachments. Cups should start with a ball the size of an orange at least and need to be functional. Have fun pushing texture, form and your individuality. Make sure they hold at least a glass of water... no espresso mini shots please (unless you make 16, one for each of us!).
stamps: Kristen Kieffer
carving: Matthew Metz
paddled: Brian Jones
Shoko Teruyama