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May 29, 2013 19:08:21 #
May 29, 2013 19:19:27 #
Very nice pieces. We have a lot of talented people on UHH, wish I was one of them.
May 29, 2013 19:38:34 #
Well, if you won't sell your big fish, I'll settle for your gorgeous Raku bowl. Karenn, if you haven't already, I expect you will develop quite a following.
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May 29, 2013 21:37:00 #
Wow, Karenn!!! These are unbelievable! Beautiful work!!!
Karenn wrote:
Just a small example of my life, without my camera. The other side of me. Yes I know there are shadows and the background might not be perfect. But I needed to get some work examples on my laptop. So here goes.....
May 29, 2013 22:07:55 #
Thankyou, I much appreciated you comment. I had the same reaction when I looked at your posts the other day. Simply stunning.
Dixiegirl wrote:
Wow, Karenn!!! These are unbelievable! Beautiful work!!!
May 29, 2013 22:09:52 #
Thank you, Karenn. What a sweet comment.
Karenn wrote:
Thankyou, I much appreciated you comment. I had the same reaction when I looked at your posts the other day. Simply stunning.
May 30, 2013 00:07:13 #
etcraig
Loc: Chandler, Az
thanks for sharing, I am a fellow potter and one day will get brave enough to post some pics. I do Raku and high fire
May 30, 2013 00:14:05 #
Wow Karenn! Your work is amazing.
I just got a wheel last October and "play with clay" when I have time. A friend, who's been doing ceramics for many years, and I get together almost every week and make things. She has a couple of cone 5 kilns and fires the things I keep. Most of my creations end up back in the clay pile for recycling. It's a great way to relieve stress.
I just got a wheel last October and "play with clay" when I have time. A friend, who's been doing ceramics for many years, and I get together almost every week and make things. She has a couple of cone 5 kilns and fires the things I keep. Most of my creations end up back in the clay pile for recycling. It's a great way to relieve stress.
May 30, 2013 01:12:47 #
Yes it is very relaxing and I find the only moment of stress is opening the kiln door, hoping all has survived. Glad you enjoyed and keep playing with clay, I love it.
vicksart wrote:
Wow Karenn! Your work is amazing.
I just got a wheel last October and "play with clay" when I have time. A friend, who's been doing ceramics for many years, and I get together almost every week and make things. She has a couple of cone 5 kilns and fires the things I keep. Most of my creations end up back in the clay pile for recycling. It's a great way to relieve stress.
I just got a wheel last October and "play with clay" when I have time. A friend, who's been doing ceramics for many years, and I get together almost every week and make things. She has a couple of cone 5 kilns and fires the things I keep. Most of my creations end up back in the clay pile for recycling. It's a great way to relieve stress.
May 30, 2013 01:15:00 #
Love Raku, I am planing a Pit firing on a property we have and weather permitting should be ready in a few months time. It is not a simple process, but worth it. Look forward to your post. Give me a PM so I don't miss it.
etcraig wrote:
thanks for sharing, I am a fellow potter and one day will get brave enough to post some pics. I do Raku and high fire
Jun 20, 2013 03:24:35 #
Karenn wrote:
Just a small example of my life, without my camera. The other side of me. Yes I know there are shadows and the background might not be perfect. But I needed to get some work examples on my laptop. So here goes.....
You have some beautiful work here Karenn which you need to get out there.
Like the 1st one and the cube re-assembled, some of the others are so fine must take you a long time to get them as perfect as that
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Jun 20, 2013 03:38:07 #
I love working with ceramics. The first, I am about to do another special firing for. Takes some time to make, prepare and get all the necessary materials for the firing. I have sold many in the past and will continue to do so, for I love this medium. I also love what you do with the photography, it is very special, you should be proud.
creativ simon wrote:
You have some beautiful work here Karenn which you need to get out there.
Like the 1st one and the cube re-assembled, some of the others are so fine must take you a long time to get them as perfect as that
Like the 1st one and the cube re-assembled, some of the others are so fine must take you a long time to get them as perfect as that
Jun 20, 2013 03:47:08 #
Karenn wrote:
Just a small example of my life, without my camera. The other side of me. Yes I know there are shadows and the background might not be perfect. But I needed to get some work examples on my laptop. So here goes.....
You've got some nice looking pottery pieces there Karenn :thumbup:
Jun 20, 2013 04:09:01 #
Thanks I love creating this, along with photography. It is one great pleasure in life, and life is all about pleasure I think.
CORNISH wrote:
You've got some nice looking pottery pieces there Karenn :thumbup:
Jun 20, 2013 11:40:36 #
etcraig
Loc: Chandler, Az
sounds like you are enjoying your wheel. This is one of my raku pots. Hope to do a pit fire later on in the year. Keep up the good work
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