Student Pottery
I know I’m not totally objective, but we have the most creative people taking pottery classes from us! It’s always fun to look through the items when we unload the kiln. Here’s a sample of some of the things that … Continued
Student pottery – and a peek out the window
Things are moving along with the expansion and the gallery is close to being ready for us. We now have a view of the water from our expanded area! I took the picture below from the new area. We’re at … Continued
Student Pottery
Time again for another edition of “what came out of the kiln today”. The glaze colors on this mug look fabulous together! I think when other people see this combination, we’re going to see more of it coming out of … Continued
Annual Student Pottery Sale
If you read this blog or our Facebook Page, you have seen some of the pottery made by our talented students. This weekend is YOUR opportunity to support these new potters and buy some pottery at fantastic prices! You can … Continued
Creativity
Like Mark always tell students in his classes, “You’re only limited by your own creativity”
Communion Ware
Dwight has been taking pottery classes at Throwing Mud Gallery for about 1 year or so. One of his recent projects is a traveling communion set for the pastor at his church. He learned how to make small goblets for … Continued
Student Pottery
Time to share a few more items, made by Throwing Mud Gallery students. These two glazes blended together really nice, making for beautiful mugs. Texture was added to the handle for added interest. Another example of glazes that blend really … Continued
Student Pottery
Thought it was time to share some pots that are fresh from the kiln this week! All of the above pieces are built by hand starting with a slab of clay put through our slab roller. We have several different … Continued
Pots from Pottery Class
I would estimate that we probably fire an average of 5 kiln loads each week – some bisque and some glazed. Mark unloaded a kiln on Saturday and I took pictures of a few of the pieces. Two people made … Continued
Student Pottery
It’s been awhile since I’ve shared some of the pieces recently unloaded from the kiln that were made by our students. I know Mark is excited about a piece when I hear him say “wow – look at this!” The … Continued