A ruffled edged bowl in 6 colors

I threw this wide based cylinder too thin and drew the walls out at too steep an increase, instead of letting the walls flop over, I created several undulations that strengthened the walls. This had to be trimmed by hand except for the base which I trimmed on the bat. The colors are purple, speckled ivory, shadow green, burgundy and speckled rust. There is also texturizer. Karen and I gave this to her cousin and husband Vanessa and Todd.

Multi-hued soup bowl

This multi-hued soup bowl has purple, speckled ivory, hazelnut, and texturizers. I think it is porcelain.

Tri-colored black-stroked bowl

This is a wide almost plate-like bowl made from alpine white (I think.) The colors are speckled Ivory and some kind of red... there is a purple highlight and everything is dipped in shadow green I think. There are black or brown accent strokes made with a long floppy thin brush.

grey green alpine bowl

This bowl is similar in shape to my early purple bowl. it is much lighter and much less conical. I forget what it is made of. It's probably alpine white. It is half stormy grey and half peacock green. (I am only guessing at this point.)

This is a picture of my kittie bix and the light lopsided bowl. This is a picture of my wonderful life.

Lopsided orange and purple bowl.

This is a wonderfully light lopsided bowl I threw from alpine white. This was the first thing I threw thin with almost no trimming (except the foot.) The lower half is purple and the inside is orange. The orange glaze smells like amonia and rotten eggs.

Purple bowl

This is the first bowl I made after instruction. the base (not shown) is a thick pedestal with a shallow ring for a foot. The glaze is simply purple. I love the glossy uneven quality that gives this one glaze so much texture. This is made from alpine white (a heavily grogged white clay.)