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The last corner!
Reposting because I messed up the gallery hours! They’re fixed now. For anyone who has been curious about how to get your hands on my work, this post is for you! So excited to open the Moore Family Gallery August 1st. The space is looking mor
11 days out! The gallery is coming together. See you on the 1st!
Porcelain vessel inlaid with hundreds of little fish. There is something so therapeutic about working on pots like this. Spending hours repeating the same meditative gesture.
Chickadee sgraffito mug for #mugshotmonday !
Cups
Another year spent with this incredible woman. I love you @vallerypeters_
A new inlaid pot which I loaded into the kiln today, standing about 17” tall. It is inlaid with a white porcelain slip over a dark slip I made using local clay. I am looking forward to how reduction affects all three clay bodies when I fire it
Ceramic/wood pour over that I worked with @rshawjones on, shown here with a black and brown finish. This dude’s lathe work and overall precision is unreal so this project surpassed my expectations. I love this material combination and hope to
Sunset, bad dancing, and perfect marshmallows with my love. The recipe for happiness. Hope to be recreating this combo 20 years from now...maybe with better dancing by then. ❤️
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Slipware bowls, gas-fired in reduction with a local wood ash clear glaze.
Sgraffito alby and bonito!
Following up from my Q and A post… In the fall of my last school year, I had written a paper on an exceptional Korean Maebyeong (2nd slide) with cranes and clouds inlaid and covered in a beautiful celadon glaze. In the tradition of the master
#mugshotmonday with a few inlaid mugs.
This is my stamp: a cursive GM—as I would sign my initials—enclosed in a circle, cut from a solid cube of metal and wielded by a big handle. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ It was a gift from my parents on my 17th birthday after I had sustained an interest in
Striped bass sgraffito from last Christmas for #mugshotmonday. These are made by scratching away a thin layer of black underglaze to reveal the white porcelain underneath. Sometimes I use the corner of a box cutter blade for the smallest marks. I am
This is a piece that’s been hanging out in my studio space for a few months, revisited for some additional scraping, painting and layering between other projects. Here it is photographed in the @merryfarmpottery gallery space, granting an oppor
A handful of espresso cups, made from an iron-rich stoneware and inlaid with white slip. These were photographed before their glaze firing. This is a new shape I am pretty excited to use. I needed to make a cup that would fit under my fiancée'
#mugshotmonday A few side-by-sides of an inlaid mug before and after it was fired! This piece, like the larger vessel I just posted, was fired in a gas kiln to cone10 in reduction with a celadon-type glaze. #marthasvineyard #pottery #ceramics #cl