Perhaps I got this habit from a winter of being snowed in and stuck in the studios of the Watershed Center for Ceramic Arts. You can read about it in this article, but the kitchen became a place where Daniel Teran, Misty Gamble, Krisaya Luenganantakul, Elisavet Papatheodorou and Adero Willard and I all gathered when it snow stormed. So many deliciously memorable times happened there.
So now, whenever it snows, my first instinct is to bake and to make pots in the studio. And that is exactly what I'm going to do tomorrow. Apple Crisp, salad plates, bike bowls, and bike pie plates are on the agenda.
Instead of driving from my car-centric neighborhood to the wonderful Pipeline Pottery in the Picker Building in downtown Nashua, I converted my brother's living room into a temporary studio! Where will the mysterious pot-spinning magic happen? Behold:
In addition to that sort of shenanaginery, this is how I have been shooting slides of my work recently:
So there! I spilled the beans and now you know my secrets! That's okay. We're still friends.
Stay posted - new pie plates (with a twist) will be posted soon, along with new tandem tumblers (also with a twist)! Stay warm!
2 comments:
Some days I miss watershed so much its crazy. What a wonderful place. We did a ton of baking too, having a kitchen next to your studio just lends itself to doing that. Enjoy your day of pots and pie.
haha, yes. Watershed is a magical place! Now that I'm in my Brother's living room, the kitchen is practically ten steps away! Okay, got to get making and baking!
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