Above are some of my experiments with slip casting. I studied Ceramic Design at St Martins and going back to this method is like coming full circle after hand building for the past 7 years. However I do consider this to be a commercial side project and my bigger more expensive and time consuming pots are my main thang. I am hoping these two methods will feed into each other and combine in some way. I anticipate that this development will take time as balancing teaching, and MA, and A' Level and the studio is damned tight, but eventually......
A ceramic artist for over 20 years, living in Eastbourne and currently working out of my kitchen. www.annecastanoceramics.com
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Wednesday, 6 October 2010
Slip casting
Above are some of my experiments with slip casting. I studied Ceramic Design at St Martins and going back to this method is like coming full circle after hand building for the past 7 years. However I do consider this to be a commercial side project and my bigger more expensive and time consuming pots are my main thang. I am hoping these two methods will feed into each other and combine in some way. I anticipate that this development will take time as balancing teaching, and MA, and A' Level and the studio is damned tight, but eventually......
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