Friday Afternoon

After the tomato sandwich love fest at lunch I managed to get all the bowls from Wednesday cut and lugs onto some oval slab dishes.  It's gotta be 100 deg in the studio.  I had a bisque shut off this morning and it's scorching in there.

I took a board of pots outside to draw on.  Here are a couple of the square dishes drying upside down on the rack.

Comments

[Scott]

That's pretty darn hot when you have to go outside to work.

[ron]

yep, at least there was a bit of a breeze.

[ang]

i'd be happy with 38deg right now it's 11 outside...not much good for clay work though...tends to melt the potter...hehehe

[jim]

nice upside down rat... homegrown tomatoes are the best, mmmm.

[Paul Jessop]

Who Needs a Kiln ?

[Terry Shipley]

Ron, you have been soooo busy. I'm impressed. I plan on driving down Central Ave. to check out the trash cans. The tile work is beautilful. I've seen them up close in Amy's studio. You both did a wonderful job!!!

[ron]

Thanks T.erry