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- More 04's.
- These are new Cone 04's. I'm in love with them and...
- More Tumblers. The white glaze is a Val Cushing an...
- Bowls.
- These were not meant to be together but they are t...
- New Tumblers.
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- I have been experimenting with this mug form. It i...
- Another flask.
- This is a new form I am working on. I apologize fo...
- Steam pot.
- This is a detail of the previous image. The elbow ...
- I don't always get attached to the things that I m...
- I was writing a paper about the Mochica culture of...
- BFA exhibition.
- This an image from my BFA exhibition.
- I wanted this teapot to be the Mr potato head of t...
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- Antique plumbing pipe.
- More deer heads.
- This piece was featured in my BFA exhibition. My a...
- I was experimenting with using ceramic forms as bl...
- This piece is made in three sections and held toge...
- I had the pleasure of going to the Logan Clay Pipe...
- This is a piece that I made at OSU in 2008.
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This stuff is great! You're always surprising me. Why are they called cone o4's?
ReplyDeleteThat refers to the firing temp of the kiln. Cone 04 is a low fire. A pyrometric cone is designed to melt at a certain temp and when it does it trips the kiln and shuts it off automatically.
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