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How did you become an artist? Diflucan For Sale, When I was in school in Madison I studied European History. When I graduated there was not much for me to with that degree so I went back to school to get a masters degree in elementary education. I came back to NYC and started to teach elementary school. Diflucan no prescription, I was a classroom teacher and taught everything-reading, math science etc. One day I decided it would be fun to take a class at night and be the pupil instead of the teacher. I called a friend and asked her if she wanted to go with me, Diflucan For Sale. She said she had always wanted to take a pottery class, Diflucan dose. I did not really want to do that because I did not think that I was artistic. I had never had any art classes in high school or college. Diflucan long term, But she convinced me to go and that was it. Diflucan For Sale, Clay is very seductive and I was hooked very quickly. Teaching school I had my summers off and I started going to all the craft schools-Penland, Haystack, Anderson Ranch.
How would your describe your style
Living in NYC it would be very difficult If not impossible for me to have a gas kiln or a wood kiln, buy cheap Diflucan no rx. So after spending a semester in Italy in the University of Georgia Studies Abroad program where we did majolica I decided to continue working that way. It is suited to my city life as it only requires an electric kiln. Buy cheap Diflucan, My style is a contemporary approach to the majolica of the Italian Renaissance. I have been working with majolica for the past 15 years, Diflucan For Sale. The floral motifs on my pots are patterns rather than actual representations that serve to divide the space in interesting ways.
What is your inspiration for your pieces?
I like to look at Japanese Orbie and Mimbres Indian pots. I am inspired by the way that they use their decorative techniques to enrich their pots. Whenever I see a “good pot “ either old or new I am inspired to make my own pots.
What keeps you motivated?
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Are you a full time artist?
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What made you want to start creating?
I took my first pottery class and was quickly hooked on clay.
What or who inspires you?
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How do you maintain a healthy work and life balance?
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You like most people enjoy the process of making and didn’t get into it for the sake of “business”. But eventually you found yourself having to make the transition from crafter to businessperson. What have you learned so far and what advice can you give others in the same situation?
I think of the business aspect as part of the whole process. It completes the pot when someone buys and uses it. The “business” is not as much fun as making pots but it is the end of the process that gets the pots to the user.
What advice can you give aspiring artists struggling to find their own voice?
Make lots of pots and then make more. It is through the making that you find your own voice. It’s a process and lots of hard work but in the end it is worth it.
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September 19th, 2010 at 4:42 pm
I got a check for my wedding made out to another newly-wed couple. Being extremely young (22) I think I just ripped it up not knowing wanting to embarrass the sender by sending it back. (Duh!)
Also, I thought you might like to see my latest blog post.
http://actegratuit.blogspot.com/2010/09/labor-day-weekend-second-third.html
I went to a really cool pottery studio/gallery here in Japan!
Emily
BTW, I followed your recommendation and ordered Pottery Making Illustrated and I really love it!
September 26th, 2010 at 8:07 am
I love Posey’s work and it was neat to learn a little more about her. I have at times wanted to live and work in a big city. I don’t know that I’d last long but I like hearing that others do it. I regret that I missed my chance to go to a workshop of Posey’s not long ago. I hope to get to see her make and decorate pots another time.
September 29th, 2010 at 9:22 am
H Emily
That’s a great story!! I went to your blog, I love the pots. I hope I can go back to Japan some day soon.
September 29th, 2010 at 9:43 am
Hi Ron
I used to want to live in NYC, “way back when”, I when I was in college I would go to the city for all my breaks. After several years of this I could only handle about 3 days. I still love going to NYC, but living in such a quiet place I know after my 3 day limit, all the noise starts to get to me.