I've just been awarded the Kreativ Blogger award...twice! Thank you Potterchik(?) and Joy. It's nice to know people out there enjoy my blither...let alone read it. I really wish I had a broader blog-reading interest than just pottery but I'm kind of lame like that.
My five choices:
Ron Philbeck-Ron's blog was the first that I ever came across, back when he posted it on his website, pre-blogger. My inspiration to become a blogger.
Joe Bennion-My second inspiration to be a blogger. Joe makes wonderful pots and I love how his work intertwines with his home and family.
Scott Cooper-Scott strikes me as a thoughtfully meticulous person and his blog portrays that. His posts are clearly thought out(perhaps even drafted?), often times border on being philosophical and are always enjoyable to read.
Joy Tanner-Joy strikes me as a very down to earth person and always has striking images in her posts. Clearly a joyful(haha) person and always a pleasant read.
Joe & Christy Cole-I must say I'm not terribly familiar with Joe and Christy but I do feel a certain kinship. Maybe because we're both struggling, roughing-it woodfirers.
I finished building pedestals today, woo hoo! Now it's on to shelving...
I have a firing scheduled for May 1st and I don't have near enough pots. There are going to be several long nights these next couple weeks. I've been spending way more time in the woodshop than the studio lately but I think if I can split it evenly I can get the pots done. This is the first time in my life that I've had a large surplus of pots. I don't necessarily have to fire but I really want to have the best pots and the most options for my show in may. My current struggle is with what to make. I keep a making list but it's more than filled so now I sort of have potter's block. I want to try some new things but the creative juices just aren't flowing. Eh. It'll all work itself out.
So long for now.
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
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4 comments:
Thanks Brandon,
We're flattered. Christy and I have talked before about how funny the blogging world is. How you can feel a kinship towards people with out ever meeting them in person. I don't imagine it will ever happen, but if you do ever talk your wife into moving back to (or visiting) the midwest, we could be struggling, roughing-it woodfired potters who fire together.
Good luck with all the prep work for your upcoming show, the poster for your show looked great.
Joe
Thanks man! I still have to pick my five and get them up. Maybe tomorrow. Good luck getting the creative juices flowing. I keep meaning to tell you I think that's a great photo of you holding that large platter with the ladle pours.
i got some stuff i can stick in there
brian
Your yunomis are my favorites. I really like the lines in your pots. Simple and striking forms. It's been great to read your blog and learn.
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