NicDarrah Arts

Ingenious ... :-)

It is always a wonderful surprise to see another's process unfold before you ... makes me want to give it a try :-)

Cleaned up the image a little until we are able to capture a better photo of Danna's work ...

We need to get a better photo, but here is Danna's completed self portrait.

One of my favorite captured moments ... a single snowflake caught between the fence slats ... I saw it fall, get stuck, and teeter back and forth on it's points ... ran inside to grab my camera (which was not with me as I was outside working) and it had waited patiently for me to capture this moment ... then it blew away. Taken in Denver Colorado, Winter 2010/2011

Some of Danna's work this semester

Some photos recently posted on the campus ceramic club site of recent work: https://www.facebook.com/ceramicsclub/photos/

Now I know what to do with all those crayons left over from my daughter's preschool days ... http://pottery.about.com//decoratin/ss/wax_crayon_demo.htm

Part of the process in ceramics is observing others and finding our own way. I (Dawn) encounter difficulty in throwing due to a weakness in my hand, but I sure do admire the ability in others and enjoy watching them work ... besides, it still inspires my work, even if I am hand building :-)