Monday, February 09, 2009
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About Me
- Gay Judson
- An introductory ceramics class at the Southwest School of Art and Craft in 2003 opened a whole new world to me. It began as a retirement "pass time" and became a way of life. I love everything about it: the process of working with clay, the challenges of learning the science, the values that grow out of the practice, and perhaps most of all the incredible people I have encountered in this community, past and present, near and far away.
Links
All My Sons
A Few of My Favorite Blogs
- A Potter's Life For Me
- Andrew Douglas' blog
- Anne Webb blog
- Bert Gibson's blog
- Deborah Woods blog
- Diana Fayt's blog
- Dougnlas Fitch's blog
- Emily Murphy's blog
- Emvergeoning
- Joy Tanner blog
- Judy Shreve's blog
- June Perry's blog
- Michele D's blog
- pigeon road pottery
- Ron Philbeck Pottery
- Russel Fonts blog
- Sandy Miller's blog
- Scott Cooper's blog
- Tony Clennell's blog
- Whitney Smith's blog
4 comments:
I still think they are neat!
I like all of them - but I can understand intention vs results. I think the yellow was successful! It sure is a lot of work though, isn't it!! Jeez!
Testing is definitely a lot of work. I love that you have shown your before and after firings. That is so informative. I love the blue and green platters in the previous post, they are wonderful.
i think the work is quite lovely
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