canvas works

March Salt Kiln Firing

Korean Pottery Teacher

Kang Teacher is holding one of my Onggi bottles fresh out of the kiln.

Links to more images:

Some pieces from February ’09 firing

Jeju Wood-Kiln Construction Retrospective

Glazed Mugs and Bowls

Previous works

Here is a brief look at some things I have been doing this last couple of years (not everything of course).  Last summer in Jeju, S. Korea, I taught six adult students wheel-throwing and we wood fired our work at the end of the summer.  As with much of wood-fired ceramics, it gets given away, broken, or sold right out of the kiln, SO, I don’t have many of my pieces available for viewing here.  I do, however, also have a few pictures of the wood-kiln that my studio partner Justin Dyck and I built in 2009.  This was the first and largest kiln we built, the subsequent kilns, also pictured, were smaller and easier (less passion required) to fire.

I am in the process of organizing and consolidating my images on to one easy site to view, until then I will post a few links where images can be found.

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recent clay work (unfired)

Back in the studio this month, great to be in there without a class, lots of space, clay, and freedom.  Still miss my studio in Korea though.  Here is some recent work:

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