Elizabeth Priddy on thu 28 jan 99
> This is not a problem. This kind of critique can take place publicly right
> here on Clayart. Wouldn't it be nice? For example: Someone has a gif. or
> jpg. of the work they wish to have critiqued. They put it on their homepage
> (or anyone elses for that matter) and post to Clayart requesting a critique.
> The internet offers us an opportunity to do this. Just serious criticism
> based on what is there. No gratuitous offensiveness. ect...
>
> Just an idea for the group to consider.
Sounds like you need a guinea pig: my new 1999 work is tiles with chinese
brush painting decoration. I have a page postng about 30 ish pictures of
them. Anyone who is interested in critiquing them here is public is welcome.
I have a thick skin and can take it as well as I dish it out to my students.
The trouble where I live is that there are only a few potters here, so it is
hard to do a critique by peers. I will not describe them, as I would like to
get your unaffected reaction. If you would rather send a post to me by
email, I can get back to you either here or personally.
This is one thing that I need most, because I am happy with them, so happy
that I need someone dispassionate to point out the flaws. My friends who are
not potters are very supportive, but that is a reflection of their feelings
for me, not my work.
I wil compile the results into one folder and include it on the page with the
pictures on my home page.
Thanks for your help!
the site: www.angelfire.com/nc/clayworkshop
the page: new Work 1999
-Elizabeth
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I speak from experience and sincerity, rather than authority...
Elizabeth Priddy: potter, philosopher, artist
epriddy@usa.net www.angelfire.com/nc/clayworkshop
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