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Big thanks

Big thanks

Posted on July 3, 2016 by angusgrantartIn Exhibitions, Painting1 Minute Read

Exhibition open

Exhibition open

Posted on July 2, 2016July 2, 2016 by angusgrantartIn Exhibitions1 Minute Read

Framing

Framing

Posted on June 27, 2016 by angusgrantartIn Exhibitions1 Minute Read

Some new big pictures

Some new big pictures

Posted on June 12, 2016December 10, 2018 by angusgrantartIn Painting1 Minute Read

Box of fishing flies

Box of fishing flies

Posted on June 11, 2016June 11, 2016 by angusgrantartIn Drawing, Exhibitions1 Minute Read

Painting on the porch

Painting on the porch

Posted on June 6, 2016June 6, 2016 by angusgrantartIn Exhibitions, Painting1 Minute Read

Beyond Reasonable Trout

Beyond Reasonable Trout

Posted on June 3, 2016June 4, 2016 by angusgrantartIn Exhibitions, Painting1 Minute Read

Not this time

Not this time

Posted on April 17, 2016June 11, 2016 by angusgrantartIn Exhibitions, Painting1 Minute Read

Abstract trout

Abstract trout

Posted on April 8, 2016June 11, 2016 by angusgrantartIn Exhibitions, Painting1 Minute Read

Tag: Beyond Reasonable Trout

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Happy heather. These wonky mugs are finished with a lovely deep merlot coloured glaze with a blue layered over the top. The result is a range of lovely purpley heather colours which put me in mind of the hills at the tail end of summer.
What's that lurking beneath the tea?
Neawwwwwm........ Plop
Bit of a late one today. I've been hiding away in the studio trying to take pretty pictures of some of my stoneware mugs. It's impossible to get across the feel of these guys in just a listing. They are so tactile you really need to pick them up and have a nice cup of tea from them to get a sense of them. The best I can do to put this across is a lot of photos. A mixture of studio pictures to show of the form and details in the magical reactive glazes.
Love opening up the kiln. These guys have gone through lots of colour changes already. They start out as a grey muddy colour when raw clay. After they've been thrown on the wheel they dry to a darker colour as the clay becomes leathery. Then, after trimming, they slowly dry through lighter shades to become almost white when they are bone dry.
Another tree mug today this time a Birch tree. I've gone for a nice blue glaze running over the top of a light red. I initially thought I could replicate the colours of the bark with stains and underglaze, bit it never worked out just right.......

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