We're headed back to the Cambria in California's central coast today, where I left a kiln load cooling a week ago. How's that for patience?!!! Imagine waiting a whole week to open the kiln!
Here are some shots of the studio in Bakersfield. It's very small, compared to the Cambria studio, but there are parts of it I just love...
Like the big double doors and windows... and my big work table...
my brushes (with a few "face cups" made while I was on a weird cup portrait phase)...
my slab roller...
and my mega-extruder I got at NCECA a couple of years ago (It was the display model for the exhibitor show... Great deal!)
3 comments:
no no, not weird at all, putting faces on cups, somebody to keep the coffee drinker company and a reason to smile, right?
What do you use your large extruder for? I bought a regular size one, then a large one with expansion box, but I haven't really gotten alot of use out of the big one. Mainly because you have to load so much clay in it and I hate to clean it out of the expansion box when done. I also had a bad experience with clay cracking at seam joints when fired, but that was the clay body.
Hi Vicki! Well, to be really honest, I haven't used it much. I keep thinking I'll get around to developing some new work with it, but I haven't yet. And it's been a couple of years... :) Thanks for visiting!
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