Suchman ceramics on mon 1 sep 08
Kinda like ceramic Origami ...... Just beautiful-e-in-o'side-
On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 10:12 AM, Antoinette Badenhorst <
clayart_friends10@comcast.net> wrote:
> That is gorgeous. Beautiful simplicity. Beautiful design and from the
> images it looks like the glaze is perfect.
>
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> Antoinette Badenhorst
> www.clayandcanvas.com
> www.studiopottery.co.uk
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>
> -------------- Original message ----------------------
> From: tony clennell
> > For those of you that enjoyed my China blog here is a real treat for
> > you. This is the site of a young handsome American that is living and
> > working in China. He is the web master for Caroline Chen at The
> > Pottery Workshop in Jindezhen. He speaks beautiful Mandarin and has
> > fallen in love with China. Go look at his amazing porcelain dinner
> > sets produced at the workshop there and check out his photographs. The
> > pots and the photos are amazing!!! See what cats and dogs really look
> > like in China.
> > Derek Au http://www.flickr.com/photos/denormalized/
> > Give him the heads up if ya have the chance. A fabulous ambassador for
> > the US living and working in China.
> > Cheers,
> > Tony
> >
> > --
> > http://sourcherrypottery.com
> > http://smokieclennell.blogspot.com
>
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Antoinette Badenhorst on mon 1 sep 08
That is gorgeous. Beautiful simplicity. Beautiful design and from the images it looks like the glaze is perfect.
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Antoinette Badenhorst
www.clayandcanvas.com
www.studiopottery.co.uk
-------------- Original message ----------------------
From: tony clennell
> For those of you that enjoyed my China blog here is a real treat for
> you. This is the site of a young handsome American that is living and
> working in China. He is the web master for Caroline Chen at The
> Pottery Workshop in Jindezhen. He speaks beautiful Mandarin and has
> fallen in love with China. Go look at his amazing porcelain dinner
> sets produced at the workshop there and check out his photographs. The
> pots and the photos are amazing!!! See what cats and dogs really look
> like in China.
> Derek Au http://www.flickr.com/photos/denormalized/
> Give him the heads up if ya have the chance. A fabulous ambassador for
> the US living and working in China.
> Cheers,
> Tony
>
> --
> http://sourcherrypottery.com
> http://smokieclennell.blogspot.com
Liz Willoughby on tue 2 sep 08
Dear Tony,
What a treat to see this man's work. Talk about eye candy. It is
"inspiring" to see how a person can make functional work so creative.
Joyce Wheatley (Toronto) slices a vertical rim of a bowl to the
bottom edge and folds the two edges together to make oval work. This
takes that method even further. The forms are so pure, and the glaze
is perfect for those forms. The way they are stacked reminds me of
how Ron's dinnerware is stacked. Talking about Ron folks, his hands
are in clay again. We are going to be part of a wood firing this
autumn.
Liz from Grafton, Ontario, Canada.
p.s. Was off clayart for a while, (knee replacement surgery in May)
been back on clayart now for a few weeks, (just reading the posts,
doing a lot of chuckling, head shaking, some swearing at some posts
and singing the circle game in my head as I read some). I took the
summer off and started back to work again last week. Something that
I had not realized is that taking a sabbatical is not such a bad
thing. Creative juices are flowing,. . .thank god for that.
>For those of you that enjoyed my China blog here is a real treat for
>you. This is the site of a young handsome American that is living and
>working in China. He is the web master for Caroline Chen at The
>Pottery Workshop in Jindezhen. He speaks beautiful Mandarin and has
>fallen in love with China. Go look at his amazing porcelain dinner
>sets produced at the workshop there and check out his photographs. The
>pots and the photos are amazing!!! See what cats and dogs really look
>like in China.
>Derek Au http://www.flickr.com/photos/denormalized/
>Give him the heads up if ya have the chance. A fabulous ambassador for
>the US living and working in China.
>Cheers,
Tony
tony clennell on wed 3 sep 08
Liz: Glad to see the old folks are going to a wood firing. Don't you
two smoke and drink too much and go tripping over a stick and hurting
yourselves.
Bon feu!
Tony
On Tue, Sep 2, 2008 at 9:51 AM, Liz Willoughby wrote:
> Dear Tony,
> What a treat to see this man's work. Talk about eye candy. It is
> "inspiring" to see how a person can make functional work so creative.
> Joyce Wheatley (Toronto) slices a vertical rim of a bowl to the
> bottom edge and folds the two edges together to make oval work. This
> takes that method even further. The forms are so pure, and the glaze
> is perfect for those forms. The way they are stacked reminds me of
> how Ron's dinnerware is stacked. Talking about Ron folks, his hands
> are in clay again. We are going to be part of a wood firing this
> autumn.
> Liz from Grafton, Ontario, Canada.
> p.s. Was off clayart for a while, (knee replacement surgery in May)
> been back on clayart now for a few weeks, (just reading the posts,
> doing a lot of chuckling, head shaking, some swearing at some posts
> and singing the circle game in my head as I read some). I took the
> summer off and started back to work again last week. Something that
> I had not realized is that taking a sabbatical is not such a bad
> thing. Creative juices are flowing,. . .thank god for that.
>
>> For those of you that enjoyed my China blog here is a real treat for
>> you. This is the site of a young handsome American that is living and
>> working in China. He is the web master for Caroline Chen at The
>> Pottery Workshop in Jindezhen. He speaks beautiful Mandarin and has
>> fallen in love with China. Go look at his amazing porcelain dinner
>> sets produced at the workshop there and check out his photographs. The
>> pots and the photos are amazing!!! See what cats and dogs really look
>> like in China.
>> Derek Au http://www.flickr.com/photos/denormalized/
>> Give him the heads up if ya have the chance. A fabulous ambassador for
>> the US living and working in China.
>> Cheers,
>
> Tony
>
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http://sourcherrypottery.com
http://smokieclennell.blogspot.com
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