Les on tue 13 sep 05
Hey all you potters out there -=20
At our Arrowmith Potters Guild studio over this past week-end we were =
the beneficiaries of the knowledge of, our now new friend, Ian Currie =
from the Land of Aus.
To say we were "blown away" would not even nearly reach our thoughts =
after this man put us through our paces over the two days of the =
workshop.
If Ian is anywhere near you wherever you live, please do not miss your =
oportunity....... you will be sorry you were not there.
The workshop is total "sensory overload" but when you get a chance to =
sit down and start going back over all that was said and demonstrated =
(all the demonstration is done by the participants in the workshop) it =
very quickly opens ones eyes to the possibilities that never were part =
of our consciousness prior to the workshop. As some of you may remember, =
I have a 30 cu. ft. Bourry-box downdraft wood kiln and I cannot get to =
the testing for new glazes that I want to try out fast enough. Imagine, =
one recipe, and then be able to see, visually, 35 different recipes =
based on the one only. Need I say more.
Just get to see Ian Currie!
Les Crimp in Nanoose Bay, B.C. on Vancouver Island.
lcrimp@shaw.ca
Valice Raffi on thu 15 sep 05
There are still a couple of spaces left for the Ian Currie workshop in New
Mexico. If you've been wavering, see Les's posting below, and don't wait
any longer!
Valice
Las CRuces, NM
valice1@earthlink.net
>Hey all you potters out there -
>
>At our Arrowmith Potters Guild studio over this past week-end we were the
>beneficiaries of the knowledge of, our now new friend, Ian Currie from the
>Land of Aus.
>
>To say we were "blown away" would not even nearly reach our thoughts after
>this man put us through our paces over the two days of the workshop.
>
>If Ian is anywhere near you wherever you live, please do not miss your
>oportunity....... you will be sorry you were not there.
>
>The workshop is total "sensory overload" but when you get a chance to sit
>down and start going back over all that was said and demonstrated (all the
>demonstration is done by the participants in the workshop) it very quickly
>opens ones eyes to the possibilities that never were part of our
>consciousness prior to the workshop. As some of you may remember, I have a
>30 cu. ft. Bourry-box downdraft wood kiln and I cannot get to the testing
>for new glazes that I want to try out fast enough. Imagine, one recipe,
>and then be able to see, visually, 35 different recipes based on the one
>only. Need I say more.
>
>Just get to see Ian Currie!
>
>Les Crimp in Nanoose Bay, B.C. on Vancouver Island.
>lcrimp@shaw.ca
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