My six weeks of working at the ceramics studio every day has payed off. The last batch was very satisfying. Several things came out better than expected and it's usually the other way around: bad surprises. I'm also more in command when I throw on the wheel; today I made four bowls without any mishaps.
Friday, February 13, 2009
POTTERY
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My six weeks of working at the ceramics studio every day has payed off. The last batch was very satisfying. Several things came out better than expected and it's usually the other way around: bad surprises. I'm also more in command when I throw on the wheel; today I made four bowls without any mishaps.
My six weeks of working at the ceramics studio every day has payed off. The last batch was very satisfying. Several things came out better than expected and it's usually the other way around: bad surprises. I'm also more in command when I throw on the wheel; today I made four bowls without any mishaps.
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Dear Aage
You have always been a clever man in arts and crafts. Your pottery has the touch of a proffessional potter!
The bowls remind me of one of the first oilpantings I saw at yout studio at Marievej 13 in 1960!
Love from Bent (and Françoise)
Thank you Bent. Yes, I'm really getting fired up about doing this (no pun intended).
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