Using a high-fire porcelain clay body from Tucker's Pottery Supply (in Richmond Hill, ON), my work is mostly wheel-thrown and finished with a distinct, minimalist approach, in an indirect ode to the English studio pottery movement
of the early to mid-20th Century.
All of the work is biscuit-fired to 980*C and glaze-fired in an electric kiln (oxidation environment) to 1260*C, using glazes (lead, barium, and manganese-free) that I mix myself, to their maturing temperature for food safety.
of the early to mid-20th Century.
All of the work is biscuit-fired to 980*C and glaze-fired in an electric kiln (oxidation environment) to 1260*C, using glazes (lead, barium, and manganese-free) that I mix myself, to their maturing temperature for food safety.
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Unglazed vessels
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porcelain in process
