Destination Art

This little critters was recently pulled from LaMano Pottery kilns here in NYC. I'm thinking of calling him "T***s." What do you think? Does he look like a "T***s"? La Mano Pottery

These Hollowed Drum Bowls are fresh out of La Mano Pottery Studio's kilns in Manhattan where I pot while I'm in the city. La Mano Pottery


This is not a Luster Technique. I used a "secret" gold glaze fired at cone 6 to achieve this brilliant shine.

Hope you like them!

I just finished framing this new mixed media piece. "The Whale and the Hare, Chapter 2". I love the Whale and the Hare graphics. I've included a lot of my old family letters, notes, address cards and, of course, a few pieces of my son's old homework papers.

This piece tells the ongoing story of the Whale and the Hare. The story is created by you, the viewer. Use your imagination and to decide where these two friends are going. Or, are they in a competition???

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Some of the "Pottery Perpetrators" wearing their new aprons made by my good friend Diane Trefry. They look nice and clean in the photo but three hours later you could tell we'd been playing in the mud!

SOLD, "It's a Still Life" at COCO Art Gallery in Estero located in Miromar. I normally don't paint still life's but this arrangement just called to me to paint it. I'm so glad someone appreciated it as much as I do.

All three sold at COCO Art Gallery in Naples, Florida last weekend. I hope the gentleman who bought them for his new home enjoys them as much as I enjoyed creating them. Mixed media with a layer of resin on top to bring out the many layers.

Want a carrot? This ceramic sculpted rabbit has hopped on out of COCO Art Gallery in Naples, Florida and gone to his new home. He's happily sharing his carrot.

He's been glaze fired! Now I just need a name for him. Any ideas?

"Sold", Beacon in the Window at the Naples COCO Art Gallery in Fl. This mixed media piece was created with thoughts of home in my mind. There should always be a beacon for everyone to follow.

I'm working on getting these two friendly monsters glazed at LaMano Pottery Studio in NY. I've already put the manganese wash on to create depth. Now I'm just trying to decide what color to make them. Any suggestions?