clennell on wed 8 sep 04
Sour Cherry Pottery
> Seems like you and JB could earn a little cash for the program if you
> would/could sell the CDs to interested folk on Clayart--if that is not
> against the rules of Clayart. IMHO it would be a great service to the
> community!
>
> Gay Judson
> San Antonio, TX
Gay: Many people ride the Clayart pony. It is allowed. If JB does a fine job
i will suggest he service my friends on clayart with a couple of bucks in it
for him. He is a student. A good one, but he does need beer money. I don't
want a nickel. I am just thrilled to be the guy that introduces a young man
to the big bad clay world and all its possibilities. clayart is one of them.
Cheers,
Tony
Tony and Sheila Clennell
Sour Cherry Pottery
4545 King Street
Beamsville, Ontario
CANADA L0R 1B1
http://www.sourcherrypottery.com
clennell on wed 8 sep 04
Well, I'm back at Sheridan and my bright light student John Boyd from North
Carolina showed up. Crossed the border in early morning with a Dodge Ram
packed to the eyeballs with assorted white powders and deadly looking tools.
Forty dry mixed shinos and printed out sheets of five high fire glazes each
for 15 students. The tests will be fired using four different firing
techniques crash cool, clam cool, Hank stall and soda. Oxyprobe in each kiln
except for soda.
I asked JB if there was a way we could share this information with Bruce
Cochrane who is stuck at home trying to repair his body. Here's what wizard
John has planned which blows my mind. he is going to photograph the test
tiles with his digital, put the recipe as text into his computer and burn it
on to a Cd so that we can give a power point presentation. That makes this
information available to all and sundry. Hanging test tiles on nails in the
studio is one thing but to be able to pop this into your computer and look
at it big screen is absolutely over the top ingenious.
JB and a couple of my other hot shots will be throwing over 300 large test
tiles this week. This is absolutely exciting!
I'll keep you posted. It sounds exciting, but as always the proof is in the
pudding.
JB and I are off to the woodfire conference in Iowa next week. Going to do
some smoozing. Want that boy in the best MFA woodfire program in America.
Want a good one? Make me an offer!
Cheers,
Tony
Tony and Sheila Clennell
Sour Cherry Pottery
4545 King Street
Beamsville, Ontario
CANADA L0R 1B1
http://www.sourcherrypottery.com
Gay Judson on wed 8 sep 04
Seems like you and JB could earn a little cash for the program if you
would/could sell the CDs to interested folk on Clayart--if that is not
against the rules of Clayart. IMHO it would be a great service to the
community!
Gay Judson
San Antonio, TX
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG] On Behalf Of clennell
> Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2004 3:21 PM
> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
> Subject: The Old Dog embraces technology
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> Well, I'm back at Sheridan and my bright light student John Boyd from
> North
> Carolina showed up. Crossed the border in early morning with a Dodge =
Ram
> packed to the eyeballs with assorted white powders and deadly looking
> tools.
> Forty dry mixed shinos and printed out sheets of five high fire glazes
> each
> for 15 students. The tests will be fired using four different firing
> techniques crash cool, clam cool, Hank stall and soda. Oxyprobe in =
each
> kiln
> except for soda.
> I asked JB if there was a way we could share this information with =
Bruce
> Cochrane who is stuck at home trying to repair his body. Here's what
> wizard
> John has planned which blows my mind. he is going to photograph the =
test
> tiles with his digital, put the recipe as text into his computer and =
burn
> it
> on to a Cd so that we can give a power point presentation. That makes =
this
> information available to all and sundry. Hanging test tiles on nails =
in
> the
> studio is one thing but to be able to pop this into your computer and =
look
> at it big screen is absolutely over the top ingenious.
> JB and a couple of my other hot shots will be throwing over 300 large =
test
> tiles this week. This is absolutely exciting!
> I'll keep you posted. It sounds exciting, but as always the proof is =
in
> the
> pudding.
> JB and I are off to the woodfire conference in Iowa next week. Going =
to do
> some smoozing. Want that boy in the best MFA woodfire program in =
America.
> Want a good one? Make me an offer!
> Cheers,
> Tony
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> Tony and Sheila Clennell
> Sour Cherry Pottery
> 4545 King Street
> Beamsville, Ontario
> CANADA L0R 1B1
> http://www.sourcherrypottery.com
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