Rusty Sieck on sat 1 feb 97
Hi everyone,
Just wanted to let you know that I've finally gotten my web page up and
running at http://home.sprynet.com/sprynet/rsieck/ I hope you'll all
check it out and let me know what you think...
If anyone has a ceramics related site they would like to link to my
site, send me your url in an email and I'll check it out. The page is
not yet complete - I would like to have more information to help educate
the public and especially customers about the process of making pots -
any suggestions, contributions or ideas are welcome.
Thanks,
Rusty
P.S. Please send comments and suggestions via private
email-thanks-(address is below)
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Michael S Janzen on tue 4 feb 97
NEW WEB SITE, www.aftosa.com. Visit and apply to the free online gallery.
If accepted we'll put your work online for free. Download the application
and snail mail it to Aftosa.
We are also looking for people interested in trading links. Let us know if
you are interested.
Thanks!
Michael Janzen
janzen@pacific.net
Darrol Shillingburg on sun 5 oct 97
Hi All,
I put my web site up on the server yesterday. It's not perfect yet, but
then, neither am I.
I invite you to take a look at http://www.zianet.com/DarrolS at some
thoughtfully handbuilt, inlaid, stained and burnished vessels and
sculptures as well as my landscape paintings.
Your comments and reflections are welcome.
Enjoy
Darrol in Elephant Butte, NM
Jonathan Kaplan on tue 18 nov 97
Our new web site is up at running at:
http://www.sni.net/ceramicdesign/
Please check it out!
I need to thank Robert Carlson of Primus Studios (a fabulous potter and
objectmaker in his own right) and of Design Basics for his absolutely
stellar job of page design and authoring. I'd sugest that anyone wanting
some great work and attention to detail to contact Robert either through
his link on my page of contact me off the list.
Jonathan
Jonathan Kaplan, president jonathan@csn.net
Ceramic Design Group Ltd./Production Services
PO Box 775112
Steamboat Springs CO 80477
(USPS deliveries only)
Plant Location
30800 Moffat Ave Unit 13
Steamboat Springs CO 80487
( UPS, courier, and common carrier deliveries)
(970) 879-9139*voice and fax
http://www.craftweb.com/org/jkaplan/cdg.shtml
http://digitalfire.com/education/clay/kaplan1.htm
judy motzkin on sat 3 oct 98
While it is not really complete, I now have a web site. (free) I
would love to get some feedback. I plan to write about the process
etc., but that will have to wait. thanks.
www.geocities.com/rodeodrive/mall/5543
Judy
jmotzkin@yahoo.com
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marc mancuso on fri 9 oct 98
Hi Judy,
Wow!
Your forms are so clean. I especially like the tall form (the left picture)
in the picture "large and small vessels." Are your vessels like that thrown
in sections or from one lump? Either way, it's quite striking. I can tell
the surface is well done, even with what the computer does to pictures. I
notice the extra little bump in the curve from the shoulder to the neck;
real subtle. Does the trick.
As it happens, I lived in Somerville about two years ago, (on Warner
Street) near enough to Tufts to hear the field noises anytime there was
some event. I still live in the city, in case you'd wouldn't mind showing a
complete stranger your studio. It would be nice to see how urban studios
manage with limited space....
If you like, have a look at my own page. Not much thrown work is pictured
there because there aren't pictures to post! Mostly featured are ceramic
sculptures.
Just wanted to compliment your pictures and the web page.
bye
Marc
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>While it is not really complete, I now have a web site. (free) I
>would love to get some feedback. I plan to write about the process
>etc., but that will have to wait. thanks.
>www.geocities.com/rodeodrive/mall/5543
>Judy
>jmotzkin@yahoo.com
>
>
Marc Mancuso
Clay Enthusiast
http://web.mit.edu/mmancuso/www/
"Living on Earth is expensive, but it does include a free trip around the sun."
Lynn Korbel on wed 2 dec 98
My new pottery web site is at
http://hometown.aol.com./lynnesque3/lynn.htm
I would be glad if you would be kind enough to take a look and let me know
what you think of it. Let me know if you would like me to link your own site
to this one. Just give me your web site address and of course, I would expect
to have you add my site to your links page.
I also have an entire page on how to use Clayart, and a link to a clayart
archive.
Hope you find my site enjoyable. Please let me know what you think!
Lynn Korbel, lynnesque3@aol.com
Christopher Greenman on mon 14 jun 99
For all of you clayarters .....there is a new web site that deserves a
peek.....ceramicsculpture.com........this is under construction but currently
has very good quality images of Voulkos, Callas, and Ukazaki's work......
there are other links and services as well......... for those of you who
question the validity of the japanese influence on american ceramics this is
a place to start pondering the mystery further....from Callas to Voulkos
these are some of the gutsiest ( and crustiest) woodfired objects that I have
seen
anagama
if you build it he will come
Happy aesthetic wandering and pondering............
Kelldogn@aol.com
Chris Greenman
Bonnie Staffel on thu 1 feb 01
Dear Clayarters,
We just finished and put up on the Internet the Web Site for the Charlevoix
Waterfront Art Fair. It includes a downloadable print application and
rules. It is a great fair and the second oldest in the state of Michigan.
Bonnie Staffel, still inundated with snow every day.
STVC on thu 8 feb 01
Uncluttered--images stand out in colors that complement your business/studio
name--text is clear and visually does not compete with images. Clean.
Clear. Good job.
Steven Van Cleave
Vista, CA
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Behalf Of Karen Sullivan
Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2001 12:29 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: New web site
I had help by a wise computer soul,
but I now have a web site.
I would like your feedback if you are so
inclined.
Many thanks, bamboo karen
http://home.earthlink.net/~kwinnies/
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Cantello Studios on thu 8 feb 01
Hi Karen nice web page somewhat short and sweet but in a good way I'm left
need to see more.
Are you planning more pages I know it takes time and its not easy work. I
think your thrown plates
And your slab plates are very nice. I am also trying to get louse in my work
and that's very hard
For me I need to put the Tec. side of my brain on hold to get there. Or just
let the clay be clay.
Good luck with your work. (Chris from Cantello Studios in Chico Ca.)
P.S. I have a new sit up to I think you may have it if so thank you for your
note if not
The address is hppt://www.2xtreme.net/tleecan This will get you to Cantello
Studios web page
I to
am looking for feed back thank Chris
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Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2001 12:29 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: New web site
I had help by a wise computer soul,
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I would like your feedback if you are so
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Many thanks, bamboo karen
http://home.earthlink.net/~kwinnies/
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Karen Sullivan on thu 8 feb 01
I had help by a wise computer soul,
but I now have a web site.
I would like your feedback if you are so
inclined.
Many thanks, bamboo karen
http://home.earthlink.net/~kwinnies/
Schwartz Family on sat 10 feb 01
----------
>From: Cantello Studios
>To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
>Subject: Re: New web site
>Date: Thu, Feb 8, 2001, 9:01 PM
>
> Hi Karen nice web page somewhat short and sweet but in a good way I'm left
> need to see more.
> Are you planning more pages I know it takes time and its not easy work. I
> think your thrown plates
> And your slab plates are very nice. I am also trying to get louse in my work
> and that's very hard
> For me I need to put the Tec. side of my brain on hold to get there. Or just
> let the clay be clay.
> Good luck with your work. (Chris from Cantello Studios in Chico Ca.)
>
> P.S. I have a new sit up to I think you may have it if so thank you for your
> note if not
> The address is hppt://www.2xtreme.net/tleecan This will get you to Cantello
> Studios web page
> I to
> am looking for feed back thank Chris
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ceramic Arts Discussion List [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG]On
> Behalf Of Karen Sullivan
> Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2001 12:29 PM
> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
> Subject: New web site
>
> I had help by a wise computer soul,
> but I now have a web site.
> I would like your feedback if you are so
> inclined.
> Many thanks, bamboo karen
>
> http://home.earthlink.net/~kwinnies/
>
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Bill Jones on mon 18 mar 02
Pottery Making Illustrated has a totally new web site! Come take a look at
http://potterymaking.org
If anyone has a link set to the previous site, please test it to make sure
it still works. Since we removed some of the pages, we tried to set up the
links to a message that takes you to our new home page when you click on the
logo.
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Judith Frederick on mon 18 mar 02
This link did not work for me, could not find it.
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>To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
>Subject: New Web Site
>Date: Mon, 18 Mar 2002 12:08:25 -0500
>
>Pottery Making Illustrated has a totally new web site! Come take a look at
>http://potterymaking.org
>If anyone has a link set to the previous site, please test it to make sure
>it still works. Since we removed some of the pages, we tried to set up the
>links to a message that takes you to our new home page when you click on
>the
>logo.
>
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>http://www.potterymaking.org
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Judith Frederick wrote:
> This link did not work for me, could not find it.
>
> >From: Bill Jones
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> >To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
> >Subject: New Web Site
> >Date: Mon, 18 Mar 2002 12:08:25 -0500
> >
> >Pottery Making Illustrated has a totally new web site! Come take a look at
> >http://potterymaking.org
> >If anyone has a link set to the previous site, please test it to make sure
> >it still works. Since we removed some of the pages, we tried to set up the
> >links to a message that takes you to our new home page when you click on
> >the
> >logo.
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Ayumi Horie on fri 24 may 02
I just finished my web site and would love any feedback.
Please be patient, it's a bit slow on a modem.
Thanks,
Ayumi Horie
http://www.ayumihorie.com
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pammyam on sat 25 may 02
Ayumi,
I have Internet Explorer 5.5 SP 1 and I also have Opera 6.1.
Your site looks the same in both. The pottery page and
lanterns page images are fine (I've not explored the rest
yet,) and once the entire thing loads, the rollover images
work in both, and actually flash up faster in Opera than in
IE. Not all sites work well in Opera, so that's a good
thing! Opera is generally a bit faster on my machine. My
monitor resolution is set to 1024 x 768, if that matters.
Looks good to me.
Pam
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ayumi Horie"
To:
Sent: Saturday, May 25, 2002 12:35 PM
Subject: Re: new web site
: Jeff and Carol,
: I've noticed tmyself that the site doesn't look so good on
: netscape, but looks fine on explorer, especially, the
: latest version. All the images look good on my computer,
: but then again, it's only my computer and all monitors show
: color/brightness/contrast differently. Would you mind
: telling me what images in particular look poor? I can make
: the resolution better.
:
: Thanks,
: Ayumi
: http://www.ayumihorie.com
:
: --- Carol Tripp wrote:
: > Hello Ayumi,
: > I agree with Jeff, the set up where the curser hits a
: > picture and an
: > enlargement ensues is very good; much preferable to the
: > click and wait for
: > another page to come up with the enlargement. I do agree
: > that the photos of
: > your pots are not quite as clear as they should be.
: >
: > Your commentary is not too long, not too short and most
: > importantly,
: > interesting and unpretentious. Well done all around.
: > Best regards,
: > Carol
: >
: >
: >
: >
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Jim Kasper on sat 25 may 02
Hi Ayumi,
I enjoyed your site, I especially like the intro page. I was
originally confused though, I wondered why there were no pottery pages.
Since I had only a partial window open your links did not show. I think
this is one reason most folks put their links on the left hand side. They
will show up even in a partial window. I ended up going back after reading
the comments on your nice pots. THen I knew there must be a link, and
thought to scroll right.
Regards,
Jim Kasper
Whose web page is really quite pitiful so far.
Http://zafka.com
>
> From: Ayumi Horie
> Date: 2002/05/25 Sat PM 12:35:19 EDT
> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
> Subject: Re: new web site
>
> Jeff and Carol,
> I've noticed tmyself that the site doesn't look so good on
> netscape, but looks fine on explorer, especially, the
> latest version. All the images look good on my computer,
> but then again, it's only my computer and all monitors show
> color/brightness/contrast differently. Would you mind
> telling me what images in particular look poor? I can make
> the resolution better.
>
> Thanks,
> Ayumi
> http://www.ayumihorie.com
>
> --- Carol Tripp wrote:
> > Hello Ayumi,
> > I agree with Jeff, the set up where the curser hits a
> > picture and an
> > enlargement ensues is very good; much preferable to the
> > click and wait for
> > another page to come up with the enlargement. I do agree
> > that the photos of
> > your pots are not quite as clear as they should be.
> >
> > Your commentary is not too long, not too short and most
> > importantly,
> > interesting and unpretentious. Well done all around.
> > Best regards,
> > Carol
> >
> >
> >
> >
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Jeff Tsai on sat 25 may 02
Ayumi,
I really liked your website. I always love those websites where you move the
cursor over an image and it immediately enlarges. I'm not much of a techno
guy, so I don't know if there is a name for it. I use a modem and it is fast
enough for me.
Like the first image that appears, very cool that you explain it too. I did
wonder why there was an extraordinary amount of blank space at the bottom of
the first page though.
YOur photos were very fun. The people in them just standing around were the
best, those and the one of two arms and a cup of coffee were my favorites.
I like your pots, but the images aren't very clear. Maybe you used a low
resolution digital camera? I dunno, but that's one of my few "could work on"
things.
Otherwise, very nice setup. There's a sort of inviting quietness...maybe
cause I don't use computer speakers anymore...to your site that is very
enchanting.
-jeff
Carol Tripp on sat 25 may 02
Hello Ayumi,
I agree with Jeff, the set up where the curser hits a picture and an
enlargement ensues is very good; much preferable to the click and wait for
another page to come up with the enlargement. I do agree that the photos of
your pots are not quite as clear as they should be.
Your commentary is not too long, not too short and most importantly,
interesting and unpretentious. Well done all around.
Best regards,
Carol
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Ayumi Horie on sat 25 may 02
Jeff and Carol,
I've noticed tmyself that the site doesn't look so good on
netscape, but looks fine on explorer, especially, the
latest version. All the images look good on my computer,
but then again, it's only my computer and all monitors show
color/brightness/contrast differently. Would you mind
telling me what images in particular look poor? I can make
the resolution better.
Thanks,
Ayumi
http://www.ayumihorie.com
--- Carol Tripp wrote:
> Hello Ayumi,
> I agree with Jeff, the set up where the curser hits a
> picture and an
> enlargement ensues is very good; much preferable to the
> click and wait for
> another page to come up with the enlargement. I do agree
> that the photos of
> your pots are not quite as clear as they should be.
>
> Your commentary is not too long, not too short and most
> importantly,
> interesting and unpretentious. Well done all around.
> Best regards,
> Carol
>
>
>
>
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Judith Frederick on sat 25 may 02
You did a good job I think. I like having the enlarged picture when
hovering. how do you do that? Please e-mail me an example of the code
command so I can look it up in my html book. thanks. I'd really appreciate
it if you would. my email. Claycrazy@hotmail.com
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Carol Tripp on sun 26 may 02
Hi Ayumi,
The fuzziest photographs are those of the white/light coloured pots. In the
first group of 12; the top left, top middle, 2nd row middle, 2nd row right
(very fuzzy), 3rd row the cups, 4th row right. In the second group of 11;
the top left and top right. The rest of the pots which have colour, are
clearer.
Hope this is of help.
Best regards,
Carol
Ayumi wrote:
>Jeff and Carol,
>I've noticed tmyself that the site doesn't look so good on
>netscape, but looks fine on explorer, especially, the
>latest version. All the images look good on my computer,
>but then again, it's only my computer and all monitors show
>color/brightness/contrast differently. Would you mind
>telling me what images in particular look poor? I can make
>the resolution better.
>
>Thanks,
>Ayumi
>http://www.ayumihorie.com
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millie on sun 26 may 02
Ayumi,
I have both Netscape 4 and Internet explorer on my Mac. they both look
just fine to me. And I really like the way the thumbnails pop up in the
larger space when the mouse goes over it, don't even have to double
click. I do like instant gratification. Where I had a problem is with
your commentary, the color is good, but the font size would be easier
on my middle aged eyes if it were larger, maybe 14 point or so. about
the size of your captions.
Millie in Md.
your plaster forms are just delicious, they look like marshmallow cream.
Ayumi Horie on mon 27 may 02
thanks for checking out the browsers for me. do you work in
computers?
thanks,
ayumi
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pammyam on mon 27 may 02
Hi, Ayumi. I don't know if this was for me or not, but I
talked about Internet Explorer and Opera browsers. I spend a
lot of time with my computer, but no, I don't work in
computers. I just putter around a lot.
Pam
----- Original Message -----
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To:
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: thanks for checking out the browsers for me. do you work in
: computers?
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: thanks,
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claystuff on tue 11 nov 03
Dear Clayart,
I invite everyone to check out my new web page on www.greatpottery.com!
Through the hard work of Belinda Willis, my pottery looks really- well-
check it out yourself! Thank you, Belinda, for you efforts! Please email
comments, feedback,etc.
(Signed)
Debby Schwartz
Hand and Heart Ceramics (find out the inspiration behind my name)
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annsemple on mon 8 nov 04
Hi All
Just wanted to let you know about my new web site
www.annsemple.com
or
www.clayfootcrockery.com
I would like input - and I think Kathy would too (Kathy Forer, another =
Clayarter who designed the site)
Thanks
Ann
www.annsemple.com
www.clayfootcrockery.com
david mcbeth on mon 8 nov 04
nothing comes up but a very light blue top of the window fading out to white
--
David McBeth, MFA
Professor of Art
Assistant Director of Honors Programs
330 B Gooch Hall
The University of Tennessee at Martin
Martin, Tennessee 38238
731-881-7416
Mark Tigges on mon 8 nov 04
It came up fine for me, and looks great.
On Mon, Nov 08, 2004 at 02:31:34PM -0600, david mcbeth wrote:
> nothing comes up but a very light blue top of the window fading out to white
> --
> David McBeth, MFA
> Professor of Art
> Assistant Director of Honors Programs
>
> 330 B Gooch Hall
> The University of Tennessee at Martin
> Martin, Tennessee 38238
>
> 731-881-7416
>
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graham.mercer on tue 9 nov 04
The website has a good appearance and easy navigation, but I would offer =
a few suggestions (obviously my opinion only) :-
The link to the image on the "My Story" page is broken, so the image =
does not load;
I feel that the gallery thumbnails could be bigger, on the initial =
gallery page and especially on the sub-pages where they seem to me to be =
too small to get an idea of what the piece is about;
On the links page there is no highlighting when you mouse-over the =
http://www.bcpotters.com/ link the way that the other links highlight (a =
nice effect too!);
The link to http://www.sohndal.com/ is a dead link, I couldn't find =
anything similar to it in Google;
Finally, on the entry page the rollover effects when mousing over the =
various menu options doesn't appear to be functioning quite correctly, =
the only 'button' that changes state is the 'Links' button. On the other =
pages inside the site the rollover effects are consistent and each =
element changes state on mouseover, except for the page you are on at =
the time.
Don't be disheartened by a few 'settling in' bugs though, overall it is =
great, visually appealing and easy to navigate. I especially like the =
in-page navigation within the gallery pages so that it is not necessary =
to go back to the main gallery page.
Thanks for sharing your site with us!
Graham Mercer
Melbourne, Australia
http://members.optusnet.com.au/~roseandgraham/index.html
William & Susan Schran User on thu 7 sep 06
My original posting of this on Sunday must have been thrown out with Joyce's
computer...
I'm pleased to announce the posting of my new web site.
The address: http://www.creativecreekartisans.com
At this point it is an informational site.
You will find glaze recipes for ^10 reduction, ^6 oxidation, ^6 crystalline
and raku. All recipes have been tested and used, most still being used by my
students and myself.
I've had my Powerpoint presentation at "Lattice Structures" converted to a
PDF file so everyone can view it.
I will be adding additional information as time goes by.
The site was built by a former student of mine, Wilda Wynn.
She was in my advanced drawing class many years ago.
We've continued to stay in touch as friends and now as colleagues.
I'm frequently called upon to be the art editor of a college publication,
and Wilda is often asked to design the layout.
If anyone is interested in having a professional web site built or designing
print material, I'll be happy to provide you with her contact information.
She is very conscientious, reliable and reasonably priced
I invite comments, questions and constructive criticism.
If you ask, I might even reveal where the title came from.
-- William "Bill" Schran
Fredericksburg, Virginia
wschran@cox.net
wschran@nvcc.edu
logan johnson on fri 8 sep 06
Dearest Bonnie,
Two things, First THANK YOU !!!!!!! The Denis Caraty site is TRULY mouth watering!!!!!
Second, you are SOOOOO MEAN!!!! putting that site out so I can see it . I'm trying to save enough to go on the Italy trip with Tony & Shelia & you're not making it easy to cut back on purchases that aren't an absolutely necessary!!! Oh the white on whiite pieces Denis has!!!!! My personal favorite has been white on white ever since I first saw crystaline glazes. I was also totally blown away by all the different crystal formations! Add another site to the my favorites category!!!
Thanks!!!
Logan
Bonnie Hellman wrote:
>>Hi Everyone,
Another site with magnificent large crystals is that of Denis Caraty, aka
Smart. Check out: http://ceramique-cristaux.site.voila.fr/<<
Logan Johnson
Yakima Valley Pottery & Supply
719 W Nob Hill Blvd. Ste C
Yakima, WA 98902
509.469.6966
www.audeostudios.com
"Carpe Argillam!!"
lela martens on fri 8 sep 06
Hello Bill,
Thank you for passing along a very interesting site! I will be checking
it through more carefully in the early hours.
I am passing along the site of a French crystaline potter I talked to at
a big british clay fest in July... I don`t think I`ve sent it before, but
might have. He had some `white on white` crystalines I certainly would
have liked to buy, but luggage as it is. I did buy a small, lovely beaker,
rose tinted
at the rim, then white on white until close to the bottom where it turns a
quiet sea-green. Lovely crystalining...
Alain Frichot www.alainfichot.com
Best wishes from Lela
>
>The address: http://www.creativecreekartisans.com
>
>At this point it is an informational site.
>
>You will find glaze recipes for ^10 reduction, ^6 oxidation, ^6 crystalline
>and raku. All recipes have been tested and used, most still being used by
>my
>students and myself.
>
>I've had my Powerpoint presentation at "Lattice Structures" converted to a
>PDF file so everyone can view it.
>
>I will be adding additional information as time goes by.
>
>
>The site was built by a former student of mine, Wilda Wynn.
>She was in my advanced drawing class many years ago.
>
>We've continued to stay in touch as friends and now as colleagues.
>
>I'm frequently called upon to be the art editor of a college publication,
>and Wilda is often asked to design the layout.
>
>If anyone is interested in having a professional web site built or
>designing
>print material, I'll be happy to provide you with her contact information.
>She is very conscientious, reliable and reasonably priced
>
>I invite comments, questions and constructive criticism.
>If you ask, I might even reveal where the title came from.
>
>
>-- William "Bill" Schran
> Fredericksburg, Virginia
> wschran@cox.net
> wschran@nvcc.edu
>
>______________________________________________________________________________
>Send postings to clayart@lsv.ceramics.org
>
>You may look at the archives for the list or change your subscription
>settings from http://www.ceramics.org/clayart/
>
>Moderator of the list is Mel Jacobson who may be reached at
>melpots@pclink.com.
_________________________________________________________________
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Bonnie Hellman on fri 8 sep 06
Hi Everyone,
Another site with magnificent large crystals is that of Denis Caraty, aka
Smart. Check out: http://ceramique-cristaux.site.voila.fr/
Not only is he an extremely knowledgeable technical person, he has the
widest variety of crystals I've seen anywhere.
In his gallery of vases, you can see his white on white, which are
particularly elegant.
He is French, and his web site can be viewed in either French or English.
Bonnie
----- Original Message -----
From: "lela martens"
To:
Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2006 11:46 PM
Subject: Re: New web site
> Hello Bill,
>
> Thank you for passing along a very interesting site! I will be checking
> it through more carefully in the early hours.
> I am passing along the site of a French crystaline potter I talked to at
> a big british clay fest in July... I don`t think I`ve sent it before, but
> might have. He had some `white on white` crystalines I certainly would
> have liked to buy, but luggage as it is. I did buy a small, lovely beaker,
> rose tinted
> at the rim, then white on white until close to the bottom where it turns a
> quiet sea-green. Lovely crystalining...
>
> Alain Frichot www.alainfichot.com
>
> Best wishes from Lela
>
>>
>>The address: http://www.creativecreekartisans.com
>>
>>At this point it is an informational site.
>>
>>You will find glaze recipes for ^10 reduction, ^6 oxidation, ^6
>>crystalline
>>and raku. All recipes have been tested and used, most still being used by
>>my
>>students and myself.
>>
>>I've had my Powerpoint presentation at "Lattice Structures" converted to a
>>PDF file so everyone can view it.
>>
>>I will be adding additional information as time goes by.
>>
>>
>>The site was built by a former student of mine, Wilda Wynn.
>>She was in my advanced drawing class many years ago.
>>
>>We've continued to stay in touch as friends and now as colleagues.
>>
>>I'm frequently called upon to be the art editor of a college publication,
>>and Wilda is often asked to design the layout.
>>
>>If anyone is interested in having a professional web site built or
>>designing
>>print material, I'll be happy to provide you with her contact information.
>>She is very conscientious, reliable and reasonably priced
>>
>>I invite comments, questions and constructive criticism.
>>If you ask, I might even reveal where the title came from.
>>
>>
>>-- William "Bill" Schran
>> Fredericksburg, Virginia
>> wschran@cox.net
>> wschran@nvcc.edu
>>
>>______________________________________________________________________________
>>Send postings to clayart@lsv.ceramics.org
>>
>>You may look at the archives for the list or change your subscription
>>settings from http://www.ceramics.org/clayart/
>>
>>Moderator of the list is Mel Jacobson who may be reached at
>>melpots@pclink.com.
>
> _________________________________________________________________
> Deck to dock: outfit your cottage in stylish comfort. Check out Sympatico
> /
> MSN Shopping for great Cottage Living ideas.
> http://shopping.sympatico.msn.ca/category/shp/?bCatID=11,ptnrid=176,ptnrdata=081801
>
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Edouard Bastarache Inc. on fri 8 sep 06
Hello Bonnie,
thanks for the plug on behalf of Denis.
I have just forwarded your post to him
Later,
Edouard Bastarache
Le Français Volant
The Flying Frenchman
Sorel-Tracy
Quebec
edouardb@sorel-tracy.qc.ca
www.sorel-tracy.qc.ca/~edouardb/Welcome.html
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/smart2000/index.htm
http://www.pshcanada.com/Toxicology.htm
http://www.flickr.com/photos/30058682@N00/
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bonnie Hellman"
To:
Sent: Friday, September 08, 2006 2:02 PM
Subject: New web site
> Hi Everyone,
>
> Another site with magnificent large crystals is
> that of Denis Caraty, aka
> Smart. Check out:
> http://ceramique-cristaux.site.voila.fr/
>
> Not only is he an extremely knowledgeable
> technical person, he has the
> widest variety of crystals I've seen anywhere.
>
> In his gallery of vases, you can see his white
> on white, which are
> particularly elegant.
>
> He is French, and his web site can be viewed in
> either French or English.
>
> Bonnie
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "lela martens"
> To:
> Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2006 11:46 PM
> Subject: Re: New web site
>
>
>> Hello Bill,
>>
>> Thank you for passing along a very interesting
>> site! I will be checking
>> it through more carefully in the early hours.
>> I am passing along the site of a French
>> crystaline potter I talked to at
>> a big british clay fest in July... I don`t
>> think I`ve sent it before, but
>> might have. He had some `white on white`
>> crystalines I certainly would
>> have liked to buy, but luggage as it is. I did
>> buy a small, lovely beaker,
>> rose tinted
>> at the rim, then white on white until close to
>> the bottom where it turns a
>> quiet sea-green. Lovely crystalining...
>>
>> Alain Frichot www.alainfichot.com
>>
>> Best wishes from Lela
>>
>>>
>>>The address:
>>>http://www.creativecreekartisans.com
>>>
>>>At this point it is an informational site.
>>>
>>>You will find glaze recipes for ^10 reduction,
>>>^6 oxidation, ^6
>>>crystalline
>>>and raku. All recipes have been tested and
>>>used, most still being used by
>>>my
>>>students and myself.
>>>
>>>I've had my Powerpoint presentation at "Lattice
>>>Structures" converted to a
>>>PDF file so everyone can view it.
>>>
>>>I will be adding additional information as time
>>>goes by.
>>>
>>>
>>>The site was built by a former student of mine,
>>>Wilda Wynn.
>>>She was in my advanced drawing class many years
>>>ago.
>>>
>>>We've continued to stay in touch as friends and
>>>now as colleagues.
>>>
>>>I'm frequently called upon to be the art editor
>>>of a college publication,
>>>and Wilda is often asked to design the layout.
>>>
>>>If anyone is interested in having a
>>>professional web site built or
>>>designing
>>>print material, I'll be happy to provide you
>>>with her contact information.
>>>She is very conscientious, reliable and
>>>reasonably priced
>>>
>>>I invite comments, questions and constructive
>>>criticism.
>>>If you ask, I might even reveal where the title
>>>came from.
>>>
>>>
>>>-- William "Bill" Schran
>>> Fredericksburg, Virginia
>>> wschran@cox.net
>>> wschran@nvcc.edu
>>>
>>>______________________________________________________________________________
>>>Send postings to clayart@lsv.ceramics.org
>>>
>>>You may look at the archives for the list or
>>>change your subscription
>>>settings from http://www.ceramics.org/clayart/
>>>
>>>Moderator of the list is Mel Jacobson who may
>>>be reached at
>>>melpots@pclink.com.
>>
>> _________________________________________________________________
>> Deck to dock: outfit your cottage in stylish
>> comfort. Check out Sympatico
>> /
>> MSN Shopping for great Cottage Living ideas.
>> http://shopping.sympatico.msn.ca/category/shp/?bCatID=11,ptnrid=176,ptnrdata=081801
>>
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>> be reached at
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>
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Allyson May on wed 12 nov 08
Hello Folks,
Just published a web site at =
www.stoneycreekpottery.com. It has =
taken me awhile to get this together since it is my first attempt at =
something like this. I am not a computer person so be kind in your =
constructive criticisms. Check it out and see what you think. I =
welcome suggestions or comments both on the site as well as the work.
Peace,
Allyson May
Stoney Creek Pottery
Bloomington, IN
www.stoneycreekpottery.com
Hollis on wed 12 nov 08
Lovely website, Allyson. It all seemed to work well for me, though the
"Profile" headline on the "about the artist" page lapped over some of
the copy, and in a couple of other places the copy didn't seem to want
to stay inside its box. I have a Mac, which might make a difference.
But thought you'd like to know that. And how do I get a barn/workshop
like that?
Hollis Engley
Hatchville Pottery
E. Falmouth, MA
hatchvillepottery.blogspot.com
hatchvillepottery.com
On Nov 12, 2008, at 11:00 AM, Allyson May wrote:
> Hello Folks,
>
> Just published a web site at
> www.stoneycreekpottery.com. It
> has taken me awhile to get this together since it is my first attempt
> at something like this. I am not a computer person so be kind in your
> constructive criticisms. Check it out and see what you think. I
> welcome suggestions or comments both on the site as well as the work.
>
> Peace,
> Allyson May
> Stoney Creek Pottery
> Bloomington, IN
> www.stoneycreekpottery.com
>
Dawn Kleinman on wed 12 nov 08
It is a beautiful site. Good luck with it
Dawn
On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 11:00 AM, Allyson May wrote:
> Hello Folks,
>
> Just published a web site at www.stoneycreekpottery.com<
> http://www.stoneycreekpottery.com/>. It has taken me awhile to get this
> together since it is my first attempt at something like this. I am not a
> computer person so be kind in your constructive criticisms. Check it out
> and see what you think. I welcome suggestions or comments both on the site
> as well as the work.
>
> Peace,
> Allyson May
> Stoney Creek Pottery
> Bloomington, IN
> www.stoneycreekpottery.com
>
Mike Gordon on wed 12 nov 08
Hi Allyson,
I think you did an excellent job. The site is easy to use and the
enlargements are great. I don't like it when the enlargement is so
small that I can't see the detail in the work. Your work is beautiful
as well. Mike Gordon
On Nov 12, 2008, at 8:00 AM, Allyson May wrote:
> Hello Folks,
>
> Just published a web site at
> www.stoneycreekpottery.com. It
> has taken me awhile to get this together since it is my first attempt
> at something like this. I am not a computer person so be kind in your
> constructive criticisms. Check it out and see what you think. I
> welcome suggestions or comments both on the site as well as the work.
>
> Peace,
> Allyson May
> Stoney Creek Pottery
> Bloomington, IN
> www.stoneycreekpottery.com
>
Jim Willett on sat 4 jul 09
Hello all,
After nearly 10 years on line I decided to totally rebuild our website. O=
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ver the past two=3D20
weeks I did just that and this afternoon I blew away the old bloated site=
=3D
and put up the new=3D20
sleek 2009 version. It will be interesting to watch our performance in Go=
=3D
ogle over the next=3D20
few days as I renamed almost all the pages and changed the extensions fro=
=3D
m the old .htm=3D20
form (I had from the days when I built the site with Frontpage back in 20=
=3D
00) to .html (which=3D20
Dreamweaver prefers). There are a couple of pages requiring photos yet b=
=3D
ut the pots are=3D20
still in the kiln and we wanted to go live so the final images won't all =
=3D
be up for a day or three.=3D20
If you are looking for a way to kill a couple of minutes please drop by a=
=3D
nd have a look.=3D20
http://www.outofthefirestudio.com
Jim Willett and Cindy Clarke
Out of the Fire Studio
Edmonton, Alberta
Happy Canada Day! and Happy Independance Day!
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