grass, and green hills
I’ve been scything in the Lee Valley – Walthamstow Marshes – recently, under the aegis of haystacks.net. Experienced scythers can cut faster than a strimmer: with the hay in its […]
Tag Archives: oak ash & thorn
shellac writing
I’ve finally got around to trying out shellac resist on raw clay. Shellac is made by the Lac beetle – she exudes it, and it has been used for a […]
archiving and adding, images and stories
I’ve been updating my website recently – creating archives, and adding projects from last year and this year. So far I’ve added oak ash and thorn and some animations. I’ve […]
leaves at West Dean
Like last week, I’m starting with some overlooked plates I made for my Eisteddfod entry. All these were inspired by leaves, and I must tip my hat to the fantastic […]
new pots, new cabinets
The ebb and flow of work means some weeks nothing is quite finished. I’ve found it’s always better to write about things I’m doing now, but that means some things […]
oak ash and thorn
I’ve been eyeballing images, not making, this week. One of the difficulties of making 3D objects is that you have to photograph them for shows, galleries, and websites. And sometimes, […]
