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Category Archives: Science
The Cup: Kira Call- Logan, UT
Statement: Strong form is important to me– but my forms are usually free of beads, joints, throwing lines, and other complications. I like my forms to have their own resolute presence, but I like the idea of a smooth landscape. … Continue reading
Getting my hands back in the mud
Oregon… hmm… sounds like a good idea to me. Is it? Or is it not? (happening) A friend mentioned a planned trip to Oregon… but the details are still up in the air. We talked about it in person last … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Ceramics, Daydreaming, Photography, Science
Tagged bede clark, ceramic art, hand building, northwest coast, oregon, pottery, salt firing, soda firing, throwing, visiting artist, wood firing, workshop
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Folk Wines: What’s What?
White, red, and… green? These are a few of the products from my latest project idea. Folk wine. I read up on it a while ago, and decided that it sounded like something worth trying. The “white” wine is actually … Continue reading
Posted in Folk Wine, Food and Drink, Home Brewing, Science
Tagged apple, booze, chamomile, dandelion, folk wine, grape, herbal wine, hibiscus, home brewing, medieval drink, raspberry, sake, summer, wine, wort
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Soda Firing and Thunder
This was a bottle that I soda-fired earlier in the semester– not realizing just how much residual soda there was in the kiln, I figured that a couple more pounds couldn’t hurt… and this is just one of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Ceramics, Photography, Science
Tagged bottle, ceramic, clay, hand building, high school friends, lightning, pottery, rain, soda firing, thunder
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Day of Reflection
Hmm… chocolate chip cookies, french-pressed peaberry coffee, and rain out the window… I don’t know what to think about the rain. I was wishing for it a few days ago, but now all I can think about is when the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Ceramics, Daydreaming, Deep Thought, Food and Drink, Nature, Science, Sculpture
Tagged coprinus atramentarius, gardening, greenhouse, home brewing, muffins, mushroom, sculpture, spring cleaning
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