Coy Fish
Stoneware clay, glazed using multiple layers of underglaze with firings in between followed by a low fire clear glaze.
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Hydrangea
Stoneware clay glazed using underglazes and finished with a low fire clear glaze.
Octopus
Featured in the Central Bucks School District Art Show. Octopus is made with terracotta clay, glazed using underglaze and finished with a low fire clear glaze.
Whirlpool Whisper
This bowl was thrown on a wheel then precisely glazed using underglaze followed by low fire clear glaze to finish. Named after the intricate design of blue water droplets swirling to the center.
Still Waters
After being thrown on a wheel, this bowl was glazed using a layering method of high fire glazes. The glaze puddled in certain areas giving this piece its name.
Forest Echo
Named after the tree stump-like rings, this plate was thrown on a wheel and glazed using a layering technique with high fire glazes.
Ocean Glider
Thrown on a wheel then glazed using under glaze and finished with low fire clear glaze, this piece was named after the swift sting ray seen on the bottom.
Ember Eclipse
Named after the light ring around the center, this piece was thrown on a wheel then glazed multiple times using a layering technique with high fire glazes.
Celestial Currents
Featured in the Central Bucks School District Art Show. Celestial Currents was named after the carvings across the piece, this hand built coil vase was glazed using low fire glazes then carved in a sgraffito method before being fired, it then was fired and finished with a low fire clear glaze and a final firing.
