Are the original pot and cups for sale? I'm so thrilled that you're getting so much done. Miss Panda
- on April 24, 2009
Good to see you're posting more work. Enjoyed reviewing your portfolio again. Panda
- on August 15, 2006
Abbey, I will be holding clay classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:45-11:45 am, also 7-9 pm. starting next week. Go to Jamie's Crafts downtown and ask for my business card and then just give me a call. I'll sign you up and give you a list of things to bring, like a parent and a friend and an apron, an ice cream bucket to keep your clay in, etc. Hey, Thanks for joining my fan club! I am not able to access fan club members e-mails, but you are welcome to email me off of my business card at Jamie's Crafts. -Mrs. Valentine
- on June 21, 2006
Hey, You were my sub in pottery this year for mrs.storrs at the hastings high school. we talked about your pottery class and i still would like to know about more....I want to find a pottery class for the summer. Thank you I did join your fan club my email address should be on there still thanks Abbey
- on June 17, 2006
Easy, just go to artsonia.com and register as a teacher...or ...as a student and the uploading is so simple! You don't have so many steps as you do in other art blog sites. Just join us Quick!
- on April 20, 2006
Deep breath. Eyes widened. Immediately wanted this piece. Wondered what the original was like. Wondered what item I might like it on. Other pieces are good quality, but this one was the one that took me. Very glad Laura thought to share this site with me. Please use yahoo address instead of work, though. THANK YOU for sharing! Panda
- on April 4, 2006
Hi Laura, I love this piece! Irises have always been a favorite of mine! Is this done with dye and resist? Susan Cmpbll
- on April 4, 2006
hey I know that girl in the drawing! Cool stuff laura- how can I do a webpage here?
- on April 4, 2006
This is my own comment on my artwork. This jar is approximately 9 inches tall and it is gas fired. I threw it at WMU and took notes on the glazes, but at the moment all I remember is K9 white over some temmoku and some micca brushing into this. It was entirely investigative and experimental at the time. I love how it turned out and will probably send this to Suni in China, our wonderful exchange student and "sister" friend, as a graduation present. Tell me what you think in advanced critique/ or just in general. I enjoy hearing about what others think.
