MatthewV

Just pawns, each one seeking glory.

Soldiers will always be lost in the glaze battle.

bummer

I had to do this also. I also found out that Paragon will no longer stock parts for my Duncan kiln. I got extra parts. Expense I could do without at this time. Best wishes.

Ohhhh NUUUUUU, geez! That's so lame! D: Sorry, buddy!

= )

Easy but not challenging. I have discovered that needing to be challenged all of the time is a character flaw of mine.

Made my living on that concept for 4 decades

I was wondering where the other contestants list was. I dont have any idea what was going on. I just saw vote and pressed it, then was told I wasn't a citizen. Which really erks me that they expect everyone to have facebook. I am a tech junky, worked in that industry for years, and I never had a facebook and never plan to. I agree with the payout though, who knows worth the 10 minutes to set it up though if you win!

Matthew: enjoyed watching you work. Interesting how every thrower uses their fingers, palms, side of their hands to pull, form, and shape. Almost like a throwers fingerprint.

Very nice bowls. I love the line decorations. It reminds me of Fundació Joan Miró.

Pottery politics? Tell me that art is not influenced by power?

hey, size matters.

I did that today. A nice lady on Etsy requested a 24oz coffee cup. It might be a little bigger. But she said she loves coffee that much and more. hehe

Rick Berman Salku/Raku Workshop at Tin Barn Pottery, The Plains, VA May 14-15. Registration open. 703-330-1040

Well done!

Yay -great job

Great Yeah!!

Watched the bowl and the mug videos. Just now learning about throwing. Post more if you got them, be glad to watch. Will never make a mug however, my hands are too big.

Great video Matthew! Nerd, I made a small tea set for my daughter, so it's not hard to make small things. And if all else fails, just make big mugs!