=?iso-8859-1?q?Marilu=20Tejero?= on fri 23 apr 04
Wanda, I agree with you wholeheartedly. I did the workshop with Peter and John last year and it has been one of the best experiences. They are so talented, giving and generous sharing their knowledge. They really widened my clay horizons.
It was great to have a hands on opportunity on such huge projects as well as to be involved in the actual placement of the panels in a gorgeus home in Pensacola.
This workshops are really a must, worth every penny.
The impetous and energy they gave me to continue with my work was awesome and Peter King has continue supporting me till now in every way he could.
Welcome to the King's fan club.
I recently traveled to Pensacola, Florida to attend Peter King's
architectural ceramics workshop and I cannot find words to adequately
express how incredible an experience it was. I learned lots of new
skills, but more than that I was freed from so many restraints in my own
thinking. The fascinating world of clay on a grand scale opens before
me and I'm not the least bit intimidated. (I may not be tile maker
anymore, I may be a builder or maybe a sculptor). That's the gift of
Peter, Xinia, and John. In addition, they have to be some of the most
generous people on the planet. I've been home a couple of weeks now and
I'm still glowing from experience.
If you have an interest in clay as architecture, you owe it to yourself
to get down to Stonehaus with all due speed.
Wanda
Marilu
Mango Hill, .... but no mangoes on sight..
Hialeah... more like MiamiCUBa ... meeameeKooba
NW Miami, looking at it from the south
FL yeah
http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Exhibit/3051
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Wanda Holmes on fri 23 apr 04
I recently traveled to Pensacola, Florida to attend Peter King's
architectural ceramics workshop and I cannot find words to adequately
express how incredible an experience it was. I learned lots of new
skills, but more than that I was freed from so many restraints in my own
thinking. The fascinating world of clay on a grand scale opens before
me and I'm not the least bit intimidated. (I may not be tile maker
anymore, I may be a builder or maybe a sculptor). That's the gift of
Peter, Xinia, and John. In addition, they have to be some of the most
generous people on the planet. I've been home a couple of weeks now and
I'm still glowing from experience.
If you have an interest in clay as architecture, you owe it to yourself
to get down to Stonehaus with all due speed.
Wanda
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