glazenerd
-
Posts
3,267 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Gallery
Image Comments posted by glazenerd
-
-
Love the starburst effect- great work!!
-
Very cool stuff.
-
Can you re-post in a larger format? having problems seeing details.
-
Love the form, very unique expression. Glaze works well with it too. Good eye!
-
Sometimes simple makes the loudest statement. I like the quiet elegance I see going on here.
-
This is your signature piece kiddo. If I walked through a showroom of work without labels: I would automatically know this one was yours. This is the type of work that separates you from others: and you need to nurture it to its fullest application. That said, that also means it sits on shelves apart from other work. It also means the price is higher, because I know the hours it takes to produce it. Being able to "balance" a piece is an art of itself. By which I mean, the placement of the glaze, including colors, along with detailing does not over power or diminish the form. Sometime in the future when you write your book on this technique: i expect a signed copy..
Nerd
-
Well well !!!! Someone has found their voice.
-
Careful Paul: you are getting a reputation!
Nerd
-
Love-Love (did I mention love) the color.. Bravo!!
-
Very much like how it broke creamy white.. appealing to the eye.
-
Applause from the admiration section.
-
Got it! and that explains that.... I am just use to seeing a much higher standard in definition from you- threw me off.
-
I like where you are going with these pieces. I do however believe you need to highlight the detailing; fades into the back ground too much.
-
I hope you realize that you have a very marketable product line going on here? Given where you live, I would only promote these in local high end music stores. Selling these in trade shows will not attract the right kind of buyers, nor will you get the proper sales price. Very creative..a niche market for sure. Attach a niche price to these niche pieces.
-
One of the more creative pieces I have seen in some time. Even picked up the veining in the leaf- bravo! Detailing makes all the difference in the world, when you do this kind of work.
-
-
Not sarcasm: merely pointing out the limitations that are often self imposed. If we as a trade celebrate randomness in a form: then we should also embrace it in a glaze.
-
Went through all your most recent gallery posts. Excellent eye for color, and even more so for "balance." Good range of color, and most are easily mixed and matched. You have arranged your pieces in an "inventory" manner: able to check stock levels, and availability.. My conclusion: a professional potter has been born
I have zero doubts about your success.Nerd
-
Randomness is acceptable in form, but not in glaze? Are we sure about that?
-
Wish this country celebrated pottery/art as much as Europe.
-
How odd! I was in KC back in March and seen a lady who looked just like this in the lobby of the Marriott. There was a bearded guy with a ball cap there too. What a small world we lived in.
-
Actually I prefer the 5% visually. The pin dot of deep green where the leaf would be attached to the stem is highlighted. To me that adds a great aesthetic, and follows what is commonly seen in nature.. My vote is for 5%
-
by the way, you picked up the veining in the leaves perfectly- very well done. Perhaps the best I have seen in some time.
-
New green below: fascinating color. Caught my eye immediately.
IMG 1995
in Browse Member Galleries
3Posted
I like the granite look the glaze has on this bowl. I also like the trimmed foot ring: gives it that added definition.