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Judi Lynn

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4. Had no idea any paint could hold up before firing without spreading out in a murky mess. Impressive.
Fri Jun 21, 2024, 03:36 PM
Jun 2024

It's clear that the artist really knew what he/she was doing. The images are completely distinct.

It's mind-blowing to see one without pieces missing, or without being held together with glue.

Any images of creating pottery have always looked interesting! So much to learn.

Native citizens throughout the Americas have done amazing things in the process. Had heard about the black-on-black amazing pieces done in the pre-US west, and Japanese Raku, never had learned about terrasigilata.

Glad you kept some of your work!

Great way to spend time. No doubt you could pick up where you left off, too, if you decided to do some more. Tremendous skill to learn.

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