Evelyne Schoenmann
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That looks very professional, rakuku! Nice results.
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They look very beautiful! Congrats
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How did you like it, doing Obvara?
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It looks very good! Yes, like granite with specks of gold inside... Congrats!
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Master!!
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Also this is a great shape.
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I like this new shape!
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I've read all (I mean all) the Wizard of Oz books several times and always wondered how it looks... the house falling on the wicked witch. Now I know. Beautiful and gorgeous work Paul!
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There are no silly questions Celia. I either roll the still wet but already stiff piece in a bucket full of sand, or I spray water on the piece, take a handful of sand or marble powder or whatever and throw it at the piece. (You want to do that on the floor in the basement, not in the kitchen! Just kidding). I then either paddle the sand into the clay or I push it in lightly with the ball of my thumb. I also sometimes wet a sponge, push it into the sand and apply the wet sand on the greenware by means of the sponge. (You hold the sponge under streaming water and then you squeeze most of the water out again. You don't want to have a sponge thats too wet!).
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Thank you so much Marko! I love your choice of words (mysterious and haunting)! Yes, this piece and also the "No. 23" are pit - resp. barrel fired. The brown ones and the porcelain are el. fired to high temp. The legs are really a huge challange! I have approx. 7 second choices which are all right except of one or two of the legs. They warped in the fire. So out of say 10 made pieces, I can use only 4-6. I must find a better solution for the legs. I want them delicate, but then the fire isn't delicate with them.... sigh. Well, my motto is: never give up!
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Celia: no, it's not a competition. But thanks for the compliment anyway! I use sand on the greenware to get shadows and still more interesting surfaces. I use sand, grit, marble powder etc. quite often. Try it!
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This is my favorite. Very classic!
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Awwww, thank you Paul. Very kind of you!
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You need a lot of patience!
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I like the color combination on and in this bowl. It is so fresh, so spring like. And together with the spoon rests a great set!
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Beautiful work oldlady! Congrats on posting the pics :-)
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Very well made!
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Very contemporary pieces. Well made. Congratulations!
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Your ceramics pieces are eye catcher Rueger. Looks good!
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You work very precise Rebekah! Bravo
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Thank you Marcia! I only saw your message today. I love the horse hair style!
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Guinea: thanks so much for your lovely comment!
Marcia: (giggle) don't worry, I'am fine. Hugs! See you soon....
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Great colors. They perfectly match with the biomorphic forms!
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That's a cool bowl!
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Found the right pic. Is there a picture of the finished (washed and maybe waxed) piece? How long are you firing?