This children’s bowl with a cute little bunny and sun design is another example of a quick sgraffito design.
I am passionate about home state, as are so many who live here, but some don't necessarily see the beauty that we do. This is my outlet to be able to convey that message to others that just don't understand. I showcase my artwork depicting the landscapes, nature and culture of the area, along with other works. At times I also offer information on what is going on locally. This is South Louisiana seen through my eyes, through my art: Pottery - Paintings - Photography
Showing posts with label stoneware pottery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stoneware pottery. Show all posts
December 4, 2010
Rooster Mug and Child’s Rabbit Bowl–Quick Sgraffito
I made this Rooster mug in an attempt to offer some easily affordable sgraffito pottery. This design was not as time consuming as my other more detailed work, therefore the average person can afford these. It was also fun work so I know I’ll be making a lot more with different designs. This mug was thrown and altered. I manipulated the body after throwing on the potter’s wheel to give it a sort of crumpled look. This one holds a little over 1 1/4 cups.
Labels:
child's bowl,
mug,
rabbit,
rooster,
stoneware pottery
Stoneware Pottery–Curved Trays with Slip Trailed Fish Design
These curved tray type dishes have a free form slip trailed fish. This whimsical design would look great in a bathroom, bedroom or kitchen for placing bars of soap, sponges or for placing jewelry or keys. They can also merely be viewed as a decorative piece in the living room. The two above measure about 7 1/2” x 6.
The tray below is listed as a platter due to it’s size.
It measures about 10.5" x 5.75.
The tray below is listed as a platter due to it’s size.
It measures about 10.5" x 5.75.
Labels:
fish,
Houma,
platter,
pottery,
stoneware pottery
December 2, 2010
White Sgraffito Design on Dark Clay - Example of side view.
I started making sgraffito pottery using white over dark clay. I only show one frontal view on my website of each piece to save time and space but each piece really has a diminsion that can't be reveiled in one photo. Therefore I am showcasing one of my pots and giving two side views to give an idea of the artwork that can wrap around the side of the piece. I do offer to send more photos of any pottery to whoever is interested in purchasing a certain piece from my website. You only need to email a request with the item number.
After testing several glazes I came upon this one and I'm very pleased with the results. I have several new pieces listed on my website now. This glaze gives a nice toasty appearance across the whole piece and really brings out the darker clay with sort of a reddish tint. I also have listed some that have a clear glossy glaze and those are more of a pure white.
Labels:
Louisiana,
pottery,
pottery in Houma,
sgraffito,
stoneware pottery,
vase,
white and dark clay
October 1, 2010
Latest Platters from the Kiln.
SOLD Alligator Platter
These are probably the last of the sgraffito platters that I'll fire before Christmas and the holidays. One shrimp design and one alligator design. These are listed for purchase along with previus platters on my website. My platters have scenes made using my own drawings and photos. I always use a basic design for the outline of an element or two and then carve the rest free hand. It's a slow and laborious process but I love the results.
Go to: http://www.cnbpottery.com/
Labels:
alligator in the swamp,
black and white/ivory,
gifts,
Gulf Shrimp,
Louisiana,
platter,
pottery,
pottery in Houma,
sgraffito,
stoneware pottery
Two Sgraffito Pots - Bayou Scenes
With these two pieces of pottery I made each using a similar design. One has white coating over dark clay and the other has a black coating over an ivory white clay. Both are glazed with a clear glaze. Although the design is similar they are all different in some way. I use a basic design but carve by hand as I go on most of it.
Labels:
bayou scene,
cajun house,
camp,
cattails,
Louisiana,
pirogue,
pottery in Houma,
sgraffito,
stoneware pottery
A Pelican Design and an Iris Design on Sgraffito Pottery. White on Dark Clay
This is sgraffito pottery that I made using a dark clay under a white clay coating with a clear glaze. The white clay coating is carved away to make this design. This one is of a pelican sitting on a post overlooking water. I show two views so that you can see the design used on the back and sides.
Here is another sgraffito pottery pot of an Iris flower. This is a flower that grows wild here in Louisiana.
September 23, 2010
Platters and Two Colander/Berry Bowls
This is a deeper platter with four nice handmade feet. For additional views please send email request.
Here is two colander/berry bowls. The last one is the largest.
To purchase my work go to http://www.cnbpottery.com/
Labels:
berry bowl,
colander,
Houma,
Louisiana,
platter,
stoneware pottery
Stoneware Sgraffito Platters with Shrimp Design & Egret in Swamp Design
SOLD Egret in Swamp Scene
Here are some new Sgraffito platters. I only have two left to fire and that will probably be it for the platters till the end of the year. One is my Alligator Design and the other will be another Shrimp Design. Soon I will be firing some work that I’ve made with white on dark clay background.
Labels:
egrets,
Gulf Shrimp,
Louisiana,
marsh,
pottery in Houma,
sgraffito,
stoneware pottery,
swamp
September 22, 2010
Stoneware Platters Available with Egret and Pelican Designs
Here are three 12" Sgraffito stoneware platters that I just finished. This is my favorite kind of work and I get such a satisfaction when I am finally able to pull them out of the kiln completed. I've already added these to my website so refer to it for purchases and to see more pottery and paintings available.
Labels:
black and white/ivory,
coastal wetlands,
Crystal Nolfo~Brown,
Louisiana,
marsh,
pelican,
platter,
pottery in Houma,
sgraffito,
stoneware pottery
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