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offcntrSo if I come into the studio early, open the side door and turn on a fan, the windowless, shaded back room where I prefer to glaze stays reasonably comfortable all day. A little less so today--I got a late start, so it was already over 70° when I arrived--but still, manageable.
Did serving bowls yesterday to warm up, started on special orders today. By weird coincidence, the two pasta bowls, for two different customers, both featured species--Gambel's Quail, Saguaro, and Javelinas--from the desert southwest. Which is what the car felt like when I got in to drive home this afternoon.
Did serving bowls yesterday to warm up, started on special orders today. By weird coincidence, the two pasta bowls, for two different customers, both featured species--Gambel's Quail, Saguaro, and Javelinas--from the desert southwest. Which is what the car felt like when I got in to drive home this afternoon.
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Date: 2020-07-29 04:59 am (UTC)That said, while I could rush one into next Sunday's firing, I'm dealing with so many special orders, I'm afraid my head might explode. Maybe talk in early September for an October firing?
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Date: 2020-07-29 06:00 pm (UTC)When you have TIME. Not now. Not for a long time. Very okay.
And, I will ask Mason if he has a favorite in the meantime. I think you could do very cool things. I have seen them very rarely in art. I will take a photo of the notebook of marine life that I bought Mason that actually depicts a siphonofore to help give you ideas. But, not for now. For much, much later.