rayaldridge

I'm not really a cat person, but I chose to work with the basic shape because cats are far less variable in form than dogs and are thus more universally recognized, if that makes any sense. These images are developed using cut-out resists, colored slips, and sgraffito on porcelain.

Large mixing bowl with resisted slip and fluting

Large mixing bowl with resisted slip and fluting

I'm not really a cat person, but I chose to work with the basic shape because cats are far less variable in form than dogs and are thus more universally recognized, if that makes any sense. These images are developed using cut-out resists, colored slips, and sgraffito on porcelain.

This Jar made of a white ^6 clay from SC is the first of a series of ideas using carved wooden stamps to create pine needles for a shoulder border. I have orders for lamps involving pine needles and pine cones and have been researching methods of creating this motif. This is the first effort.

salt fence post dog

Large mixing bowl with resisted slip and fluting

Large mixing bowl with resisted slip and fluting

I'm not really a cat person, but I chose to work with the basic shape because cats are far less variable in form than dogs and are thus more universally recognized, if that makes any sense. These images are developed using cut-out resists, colored slips, and sgraffito on porcelain.

I went through a phase where I used the idea of tentacled happy faces in a lot of surface decoration. I'm an old science fiction writer, and I've always liked to inject some fabulisms into my work.

I'm not really a cat person, but I chose to work with the basic shape because cats are far less variable in form than dogs and are thus more universally recognized, if that makes any sense. These images are developed using cut-out resists, colored slips, and sgraffito on porcelain.