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Dynamic pottery process involves fiery trash cans and colorful glazes

Artist Julie Anderson starts crafting a bowl on her potters wheel at her studio in west Steamboat Springs. Anderson will be teaching pottery classes this fall, which include Raku. Photo by John F. Russell

Artist Julie Anderson starts crafting a bowl on her potter's wheel at her studio in west Steamboat Springs. Anderson will be teaching pottery classes this fall, which include Raku. Photo by John F. Russell

Steamboat Springs — In the decade-plus that Steamboat Springs ceramics artist Julie Anderson has been making fine art sculpture out of clay, she’s learned not to become too attached to any one project.

“There’s a saying that sometimes you’re a bug and sometimes you’re a windshield, and that’s very true in ceramics,” Anderson said.

The saying is especially true when Anderson pairs throwing pieces on a pottery wheel with a dynamic firing process called Raku. She’ll teach her pottery and Raku techniques in a series of workshops this fall......

Read more at -  http://www.steamboatpilot.com/news/2009/sep/20/artist_creates_art_using_raku_process/

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  1. Hello I put on my site my Facebook some work in clay pots design.
    Hello Gabriele.

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