Next week I'm locking myself in the shed as I'm not needed for babysitting as much. Of course a cricket match got in the way a little as well.
The latest Journal of Australian arrived in my inbox today and it looks a pretty good edition focusing on ecology and ceramics. I haven't collected my hard copy from the post yet. I've been reliving China again as there is an article on the ICMEA Conference with photos. It was a wonderful experience and I urge any emerging artist to take the opportunity to send an entry in three years or submit a paper, do it, I had the most wonderful time seeing amazing sights and ceramics as well as meeting the most interesting people.
The shelves are slowly filling up in the shed. I am becoming frustrated that I just don't get enough done but next year I will have to knuckle down with a few things planned already, but there are some items heading for the kiln.
Cups thrown.
Handles pulled.
Tomorrow, hopefully, I'll be showing some art students from Melbourne via Skype what I do. They have been following my blog thanks to my cousin (once removed) Simon Moore, their art teacher. We had a false start last week but tomorrow with the help from my iPad I'll be able to show them how much fun it is to work with clay
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