Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Summer reading for creating every day
When I return from a work trip after next week, my plan is to go into my ersatz studio (the textbook workroom of my school library) and create art for my walls--either a mosaic or ceramic tiles. I won't be taking classes anytime soon from the Institute of Mosaic Art, now in Berkeley rather than in Oakland. I did see that Ellen Blakeley will be teaching tempered glass mosaics, but that won't be until September. In the meantime, I'd been wanting forever to create a Rajasthani tapestry a technique that Laurel Skye occasionally teaches.
I'll also be continuing to work with the medium of clay. This summer, I'm enrolled through my city's parks and recreation department in a drawing and painting class as well as a throwing class. And if that weren't enough, I'll also be taking "Explorations in Clay" at a community college. I bought frost porcelain clay (Cone 5) from Leslie Ceramics to make a driftwood mobile as well as translucent, snowy white tiles text and imagery. Stay tuned!
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