But forgot to take pictures!
I am thinking that this is a really good art adventure experiment. If I blog and take photos of my work as I'm doing it, I'll get to see my entire process. I forget a lot about how I do things as I'm working much of the time because I only record it in my sketchbook as lists of things that need to get done on a piece. I accomplished a lot today and yesterday.
Yesterday this girl (I forgot her name, darnit!) and I made a huge batch of slip. It took a while, we had to add like 120 pounds of ball clay and 80 pounds of talc! That's some heavy stuff then it's in 50 pound increments.
Today I glazed about 9 bags, and a bunch of rings for my tornado. I also further refined my fox head, and made some more slip with paper pulp.
Cell phone photos will come tomorrow.
What needs to be done after that? I have two more bags ready to be bisque fired. I have quite a few tornado rings to paint with many layers of slip so that they are nice and strong. I also need to take photos of this stuff too!
Then I need to make 10-15 more bags. And a lot more tornado rings out of paper. Then paint them, then bisque, then glaze, then glaze fire. Then I've gotta assemble it all, oh, bother!
But tonight, I am working on my tapestry!
I'll take pictures of that too!
Wow, I am busy on art these days. Pretty cool huh? I have 2 more weeks in ceramics after this week. I've done a lot a lot of work so far, and I'm really enjoying everything I've done in Erhen's class
In addition, I've managed to get myself a job at an art supply store (Utrecht Art Supplies) and I finally get to clock in this Friday. I am really excited to be working at an art supply store! I get discounts and I get paid! Plus, being able to use my skills as an artist in an actual job is comforting. I know a hell of a lot about art supplies, but the information was practically useless to anyone but me until now! Man, what a great day!
P.S.-
My previous post has some photos of how some of my work looked yesterday.
