The past week was not as nice as I would have liked it to be. However, the days roll by.
The train kiln was unloaded on Tuesday and I must say that, at first, I was not too terribly impressed. Then I looked again and seen some qualities that are appealing. I am hoping that by learning from this first run-I will be able to better prep my pieces for full benefit firing. That is-IF- we get to fire again. I had heard that the first firing of a wood kiln are not as nice because the kiln needs to be seasoned. I can see where this is true. Either way, I am still loving the experience.
The Fine Arts Open House went as well as could be expected. I know that the attendance was definitely down from previous years and I can only wonder if it is because it was held almost two weeks earlier or if the advertising of it was not sufficient enough? Regardless, I think it went well overall and I heard many compliments for the Fine Arts department and the Dirt Bags J Unfortunately, due to unexpected, nasty illness-I was not able to help with setup as much as I would have liked to and usually get to do L No worries-they did an excellent job and I am very proud to be a part of the Dirt Bags!
No comments:
Post a Comment