Water etching

Water etching

Another pottery session has concluded a few weeks ago. My challenge this time was to achieve transparency with water etching. Note that this technique takes FOREVER. The transparency would be even sharper if I had access to real porcelain, fired at cone 10, but still,...
Flying pigs series

Flying pigs series

Flying pig planter – mishima technique with underglaze and clear glaze on porcelain, mixed with grog Flying pig water bowl for a friend’s cats – underglaze and clear glaze on porcelain
Ceramics experiments:  March and April

Ceramics experiments: March and April

Matte white glaze on a mix of unknown claysAn unexpected wood effect for a small series of bowls and tumblers. Combine all of your leftover clays, and this is what you might end up with! White glaze on a heavy grogged reddish clay Underglaze and clear glaze on grey...
Ceramics: October to December 2018

Ceramics: October to December 2018

I don’t know if this autumn and winter had me day dreaming of the sun and warmth, but my work suddenly got a lot more colored. I also began testing clays containing quite a bit of grog (tiny particles mixed in with the clay body). If I can’t have the sand...
Ceramics: August and September

Ceramics: August and September

White on white (transparent glaze on white stoneware) Practicing shallow bowl forms; in my mind, it was easy, but I failed many times before getting it right. My almost fully installed new micro studio, with invaluable furry accessory (cat enjoying ray of sunlight). A...
Ceramics : May, June and July

Ceramics : May, June and July

In May, June and July, I spent most of my (free) time decorating plates and bowls. I finally got the results I was looking for these past years and felt so happy that I gathered what was left of my bisque pieces and used them as canvases. I found out that in some...
Ceramics : April

Ceramics : April

I had quite the love affair with this floating gazelle. She first appeared in one of the drawings for Hello Every Sunday, I then tried to render it as a painting, transformed it into a limited edition print, and finally, illustrated on a plate. I was ready to move on...
It’s been a while…

It’s been a while…

I haven’t posted in a while, not for a lack of new material to show, but I can get very lazy when comes the time to put things together on a page and write down some words. However, I’ve been busy working, drawing, throwing on the wheel. ;-) Here are a few...
Black, Grey and White

Black, Grey and White

Transparent glaze on marbled clay (#542 and #910) and black slip plus transparent glaze on #910. Marbled clay bowls, and a black plate that I’ve been wanting to make for a while… And I was anxious to see how these would come out of the kiln, but I’m...