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Status Updates posted by JohnnyK
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What happened to the rest of the page here? There is nothing below the Recent Status Update list...
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Another successful PBS art auction this year with another 3 horsehair Raku pots selling for over $300...
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25 bowls in...25 bowls out without any cracked pieces...great! Next is firing of test tiles to come up with a couple of glaze combinations for application to the new bowls. Potters Choice layering is what I'll be using...
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I think the new format of the "Recent Posts" section leaves a lot to be desired. In some instances, the subject of the post can take up the entire section where we might get 5 answers to a question rather than 5 questions as it was before. Many times, we are told that the changes are supposed to "make things EASIER for us". I don't think that is the case here...
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A milestone for me today as I threw my first 5 pound pot and it didn't collapse on me. It will be a horsehair Raku pot purchased by my wife's uncle as a gift for his son and daughter-in-law who are horse people...
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Just got notification that "Another Horsehair Raku Trio" was accepted for this year's PBS station art auction. They were happy to get the new contribution since last year's went over so well.
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"Happy Cat Pottery" is the new name for my fledgling pottery business...
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are you going to ask for a cat drawing to use as a logo? that might be fun, even if the suggestions are ridiculous and you never use one of them. i can see an oblivious cat slinking along with paw prints behind her in freshly made plates.
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Interesting thought, but I do have a happy cat with a smiley face on the first rendering of the business card...
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Getting ready to open the vegetable stand in a couple of weeks...the farm is producing well. Just waiting for the tomatoes to ripen. it's a good opportunity to sell my pottery, too!
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Wished I lived close by so I could shop at your stand. I swear a lot of the stands around here buy their tomatoes from the grocery store and doubles the price. They don't look like homegrown tomatoes or taste like home grown ones. Potter.
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I used to live in Citrus Heights, in the second apartment complex behind Sunrise Mall! I miss central valley produce but not the summer temps.
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Hey Mark,
You said recently that you are going to be at the upcoming event in Davis this weekend. Where are you gong to be set up and how many days are you going to be there? If I can break away, I would like to come by and meet you...
JohnnyK
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My booth number is N7 on the north side of UC Davis quad.Show is this Friday-Saturdaty and Sunday-Sunday am is the sleepiest time. Booth is Liscom Hill Pottery_I'm doing the show solo.
The show starts at noon Friday and runs until 4 pm on Sunday -closes at 6 pm Friday and Saturday .
You will need to walk in to campus.
Been doing this show since the middle 90s
Only have a few left in me. Looks like this will be warm weekend.
Mark
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If you just look for the long line of people queuing up to pay you'll find Mark.
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Wow! Threw a few mugs last night but had a problem with centering, so I closed my eyes and centered blind. What an experience!
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After a too-long hiatus from throwing, I'm back in the studio and found something very interesting...I've noticed that I'm throwing with a lot less water than in the past. I've also decided that I'll be using my reclaimed clay for squirting extrusions since it seems a more acceptable use of the reclaim than throwing...at least for me.
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I also use my reclaim clay for extrusions and hand building, my throwing clay is also good for hand building. One of my college professors showed us how he threw with very little water. Everyone in the class loved throwing that way, you and the wheel were easy to clean up. The pot on the wheel was tighter and easier to move than a sloppy wet pot. Denice
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What's the title of the piece?
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In the process of designing and building a portable Raku kiln. Will be doing a bisque firing of the blanket buttons as well as some pots to fire when the kiln is done...