Tonya's wonderful "space ship". I don't know if that's what she ended up calling it, but that's what I called it.
Marcia and James' discussion...about what?
The teachers, A.J. and Geoff, showing off their new Tee's.
The majority of the potters at the Clay Studio of Black Mountain Center for the Arts. From left, Maureen, Bette, Elise, Sharon, Jane, Margaret, Barb (me), A.J., Wendy and Marcia. Back row, Geoff and Brad.
Margaret's oceanic scuplture and my goddess lamp.
Most of my pottery that was in the market.
Bette, Wendy and Geoff, having a bit of fun together!
My pitcher in the gallery. I think this is the functional pot I feel best about. Porcelain, with various glazes on it.
My bird (which used to be a hummingbird, but I gave up that idea after looking at it a few times). Raku glazed earthenware with beads and feathers.
Margaret's oceanic sculpture on the left, my Amazon Goddess center, and Tonya's sculpture on the right.
Tonya's wonderful "space ship". I don't know if that's what she ended up calling it, but that's what I called it.
Marcia and James' discussion...about what?
The teachers, A.J. and Geoff, showing off their new Tee's.
The majority of the potters at the Clay Studio of Black Mountain Center for the Arts. From left, Maureen, Bette, Elise, Sharon, Jane, Margaret, Barb (me), A.J., Wendy and Marcia. Back row, Geoff and Brad.
Margaret's oceanic scuplture and my goddess lamp.
Most of my pottery that was in the market.
Bette, Wendy and Geoff, having a bit of fun together!
My pitcher in the gallery. I think this is the functional pot I feel best about. Porcelain, with various glazes on it.
My bird (which used to be a hummingbird, but I gave up that idea after looking at it a few times). Raku glazed earthenware with beads and feathers.
Margaret's oceanic sculpture on the left, my Amazon Goddess center, and Tonya's sculpture on the right.