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When the Work Sells Itself
When the Work Sells Itself
Switching the Subject
Switching the Subject
The Time It Takes
The Time It Takes
 

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My favorite museums are the ones where curators try to put the art in situ—displayed like it might have been in its time, a jumble of subject matter. A landscape here, a portrait there, a favorite pet. While there's something to be said for a
I think a lot about time while making. I've done illustrations that are "finished" in a couple of hours. And others that have taken nearly a hundred. So far, the process of illustrating on ceramics is comparatively quick, but the rest of th
This puzzle sat in a box under our Christmas ornaments for weeks—couldn’t share it until now, but it’s finally out in the world. The Sorcerer’s Den is a 1000-piece puzzle for @eeboopieceandlove—first in a new series (I&
I've been thinking about imperialism and fascism—how they're tangled together, how one becomes the other. Fascism as imperialism turned inward, directed at a nation's own people. And how there are people who seem to embrace it. Not the people e
Shoveling neighbors' sidewalks. Walking Frisket through quiet streets. Calling senators. Donating coats. Working on the shop. Trying to hold all of it at once. More on the blog—link in bio.
Underglaze is strange. It's like watercolor but also not at all. They share the same binder, but bisqueware absorbs water instantly. Clay particles gum up your brushes quickly. Colors change dramatically during firing. Each pigment reacts differently
I love how they look before they're fired. #ceramicart #ceramicdesign #ceramicdecor
I got into ceramics to draw on three-dimensional forms, vases and bowls and such. Which makes it strange that I'm most drawn to this series of framed ceramic paintings. I create three-dimensional canvases just to paint on them in two dimensions anywa
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