Sarah Minkiewicz-Breunig and I have a secret project we plan to unveil this fall at Clinkypaloosa. However, when someone plans a huge ceramic event in your backyard, the temptation to make things is pretty strong.
So here is a teaser shot for my other not-so-secret Clinkypaloosa plans.
To get the North Carolina house ready to sell, we converted the ceramic studio to an office and put the equipment, molds and bisques into storage.
So here is a teaser shot for my other not-so-secret Clinkypaloosa plans.
To get the North Carolina house ready to sell, we converted the ceramic studio to an office and put the equipment, molds and bisques into storage.
Meanwhile, the new place was being outfitted for a larger kiln and more dedicated work spaces.
The Carolina house sold last week, and I am almost finished getting everything here in Michigan up and running. My plan is to start working through some of the boxes. I can't say what will get pulled—I think I might be hard-pressed to find any specific thing at this point!—or what might get finished. I can say there are a lot of bisques, some of which haven't actually been seen yet as a finished custom glaze. I intend to work on a mix of both older molds and 'exotic' things. Whatever I manage to finish between now and October will be offered at Clinkypaloosa.
I'll preview things as they come out of the kiln, so these really won't be a secret!
