two more sirens getting ready for completion – waiting for a kiln to be emptied (community kiln),
underglazed and incised, stained, engobes and more colour applied and washed back – these pieces haven’t yet been bisqued.
embroidery textiles pieces obviously won’t go into the fire but will be applied later. 
veronica cay 
Luv your work Ronnie! Another two more incredible pieces. Can’t wait for the final unveilings!
So beautiful, serene. I love the whimsy of the headpieces.
Even in a 2d image these pieces stood out to me. Very expressive.
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thanks Anna – I am looking forward to seeing these fired and then deciding the next step – I get very impatient with the long drawn out process of ceramics!
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They look to be patiently waiting their turn but they look so good already!
thanks Patti – bit like a doctor’s waiting room in the studio!!
I frequently enjoy clay the best when it reaches that leather-hard state before the first bisque. Do you make you own engobes?
Yes I am a bit like that myself – leather-hard, aged and weather worn. No I don’t make my own engobes I am still so new to clay and finishes that I am still trying to work through some of the basics – the place that I really want to get to is somehow marry my drawing with the sculpture – more exploratory and investigative.
Beautiful work!
Thanks really appreciate your comments