I am exploring madras, in my plates, layering glazes, crossing stripes, like that. In the process, I am finding out more about Madras, India and the textile itself. I have just started the anthropological exploration but my aesthetic journey is well under way.
Love the Madras, I used to wear it when I was in 5th grade. My Mom made lots of my jumpers and peddlepushers....
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I love the transparency you're getting. great.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I just bought five pairs of Madras shorts. I would love, if you would be so kind, to hear a step by step of your creative process. I don't want you to feel like you have to give any of your secrets away, though. *smile*
ReplyDeletethis new work is just amazing. I cannot get over how vivid, rich, wonderful the colors are. I keep up with your blogsite and enjoy your posts and pottery work. You do such nice work.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the wonderful comments. I will write about the "how to" next week. Layering color in ceramics is amazing! :-)
ReplyDeletevery inspiring - love the cross over between textiles and ceramics.
ReplyDeleteCarolGert says... Madras is tricky and wonderful and to get it on porcelain os fantastic. Love the look!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! I just found MAD potter photostream and got a fantastic bunch of photo's of your work. The Madras series is a winner. Amazing how different they all look even tho the idea is one. LOL, Your mom
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