Lynn Barnwell on mon 12 jul 04
Hi claybuds,
I don't know the answer for this question but I did stay at a
Holiday Inn last night..
Seriously, I bought a pie plate from Hess Pottery in Reed Springs, Missouri
a few weeks back. It was fired to Cone 04 with nothing but 4 layers of
terra sig. The thing bakes great!! No glaze and as slick as a whistle. It
was worth the stop to see his building he calls a yurt. He explains his
whole process on his website www.hesspottery.com . Really nice guy, reminds
me of an old hippie (this is from a young hippie).
By the way, I have started work on my new website and would like feedback
on what needs work as I go forward with it. www.hinklecreekpottery.com
Lynn Barnwell
Hinkle Creek Pottery
Corinth, Mississippi
www.hinklecreekpottery.com
Lee Love on tue 13 jul 04
Lynn Barnwell wrote:
> It
>was worth the stop to see his building he calls a yurt. He explains his
>whole process on his website www.hesspottery.com . Really nice guy, reminds
>me of an old hippie (this is from a young hippie).
>
>
Lynn. This is stunning work. The simplicity is beautiful. Like
Yixing teapots (Jean thought so too when she saw them.). Shakers and
Tea Masters would appreciate the work, as well as Sweds or Bauhaus. :-)
We need not be stuck in the industrial, assembly line,. ticky/tacky
mindset. ;-)
Folks, check out his process at this link:
http://www.hesspottery.com/nPrcss.htm
--
Lee in Mashiko, Japan http://mashiko.org
http://journals.fotki.com/togeika/Mashiko/ Commentary On Pottery
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