Sculpting

Contemporary Abstract

Fun Things

Sculpting - I have been learning for the past couple of years, a medium I wanted to try, I learned ceramics years ago and throwing on a wheel but this is my first experience with free form and studying with live models.

I wanted to form a hand that would hold a moqui stone

This one isn't fired yet, I have been working in clay, firing and then finishing to look like bronze.

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Adventures in Ceramics

Adventures in Ceramics

Raku Masks & Plaques

Asian Table Top

Koi abstract

Bedouin

Cougar

Soleil

Luna

Monk

Sockeye Salmon

Nature Plaque

Fern Plaque

Eagle

Priestess Of

The Night

Great Horned Owl

Elephant

Leopard/Human

Calla Lily 1

Calla Lily 2

Calla Lily 3

Seal

Large Calla Lily

Bowl/Lid

Raku Firing process

The pieces are bisque fired first in a kiln, then glazed and put in the first can with propane and heated until red hot and liquid looking, then immediately put into the second can filled with shredded paper, sawdust, whatever will burn which then flares up and the lid is put on tightly and it's left to smolder for about a half hour. It's always a surprise as to what you end up with.

Don Wisener and Pam Levander