Pumpkin!

Gonna carve it?

Ha!  I didn't want to mess up this little guy with a cheesy jack-o-lantern face.  I'm hoping it'll look great as a centerpiece at Thanksgiving dinner maybe!

That (shino?) glaze you used is perfect!! 

It's the Amaco Potter's Choice Albany Slip Brown high fire.  I brushed the stem in black underglaze, then brushed on the PC in 2 thick coats.

Hey, fellow Texan, I live down in Kingsville. I use to go to SA (Clayworld) but they closed. But I recently found Jenny and Gloria back to work in SA. A place called Roadrunner Ceramics. Do you shop there?

Well, it says you are just getting started in your profile. That's great. It looks like you really got a feel for it. Do you sell onLine?

Thanks for sharing. 

Hey, fellow Texan, I live down in Kingsville. I use to go to SA (Clayworld) but they closed. But I recently found Jenny and Gloria back to work in SA. A place called Roadrunner Ceramics. Do you shop there?

Well, it says you are just getting started in your profile. That's great. It looks like you really got a feel for it. Do you sell onLine?

Thanks for sharing. 

Thanks, Mark.  I haven't been to Roadrunner since I work 8-5 and wouldn't be able to make it over there before they close.  I'll have a day off at some point to head that way. Currently I just pick stuff up at the studio or Amazon if I need it.  I know our studio does some of its shopping at Roadrunner, so there is a bit of a connection. 

 

I don't sell online yet.  I'm still working on developing my skills and knowledge, but maybe at some point I will.  We did attend an arts show as a studio that went pretty well.  We'll see how things go, I started due to buying wheel throwing lessons as a Christmas gift for my wife and I!