Gaby Miller has created many beads for jewelry, as well as some very nice ceramic vessels, during these months at home. They're all still waiting for bisque firing.. eventually I expect they will be very colorful! (below, left)
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Theresa Kuo reports "If I had a wheel at home, I would throw something, but since we are bereft of my favorite ceramic tool, I am quilting. See the first of several Christmas quilts for our family's kids. I finally succeeded in getting black outlines - this time in a quilt instead of in a bowl's glazed design. Under SIP one cannot be fussy… Life is definitely good! Be well and be safe!" (below, right)
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Theresa Kuo reports "If I had a wheel at home, I would throw something, but since we are bereft of my favorite ceramic tool, I am quilting. See the first of several Christmas quilts for our family's kids. I finally succeeded in getting black outlines - this time in a quilt instead of in a bowl's glazed design. Under SIP one cannot be fussy… Life is definitely good! Be well and be safe!" (below, right)
Lucia Tsang sent photos of her beautiful jewelry. Below are three necklaces that she put together recently. She says that all of the ceramic components were made before the studio was closed. The one on the left side has sagger fired beads; the center pendant was high fired; the necklace on the right combines a high fired (the house-shaped piece) and a sagger fired piece (the blue background pendant).
Linda Stoehr's recent projects include two dishes, both beautifully painted with underglaze and waiting for firing (below, top row). Also "a quilt I've been wanting to make for years. Started the first of April, working on the finishing touches now." (second row down on the left)
Terri Snyder: "Here is my ‘Shelter’ painting, done in acrylic. It’s of the cottages in Capitola." Love the colors! (Above, right.)
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Meanwhile, Janet Welch has just adopted a lovely older dog, which is keeping her busy! Here is a photo of Janet with her new pet, holding one of her animal portrait plates of a pug - how appropriate! (below, left)
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Ana Resnik recently finished this beautiful needlepoint, which she plans to use to cover a pillow. (FYI, Ana commissioned Janet Welch to render her own design onto canvas for this project.) (below, right)
Meanwhile, Janet Welch has just adopted a lovely older dog, which is keeping her busy! Here is a photo of Janet with her new pet, holding one of her animal portrait plates of a pug - how appropriate! (below, left)
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Ana Resnik recently finished this beautiful needlepoint, which she plans to use to cover a pillow. (FYI, Ana commissioned Janet Welch to render her own design onto canvas for this project.) (below, right)
Patty Taylor created her beautiful sculpture "Dreaming of San Francisco SoundBox" before the lockdown. Below are 2 views of it - be sure to look carefully at the back of the head of the sculpture.
Anne Shulenberger made a mixed-media collaged piece with the subject "On the Edge" for one of her Art Tag groups. It was done using the binding of an old book missing its pages. There are two little handmade books glued into it; the title of the blue book is "Black Lives Matter" and that of the black one is "Pandemic." Tiny figures balance precariously on a tightrope between the books. (The inside is shown below, left - the outside of the piece is on the right).
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