potter's wheel | silk-screening | kiln | work tables | storage space | windows | display areas | settee | signage
This isolated section of my studio with potter's wheel is focused exclusively on wheel throwing activity.
A separate studio section is devoted to silk-screening. This large exposure unit is partially covered in black plastic to form a mini-dark room for storage of silk-screens
The heart of the ceramic studio is a computerized electric kiln with outside venting.
Two large work tables are used for converting ideas into reality in the creation of ceramic art objects.
There are plenty of shelves and much storage space as well as utilitarian amenties, such as sink and refrigerator.
Of special interest and merit is the giant window exposure overlooking the inspiring view of the Mill Dam to provide airy, bright, and high-ceilinged space to stimulate artistic development and inspire creativity.
Display areas for selected ceramic works available for purchase.
And there is even a futon settee for Lily, my Muse and pet Chihuahua, to contemplate progress and ensure quality and promise.
Sign and festive holiday lights hung outside the studio door to identify Porcelain Grace Ceramic Studio and invite visitors.
The bulletin board outside my studio door features labeled illustrations of a selected range of my ceramic works and offers business cards to attract passers-by and generate interest.
