Western Front Auction preview

I've been invited to the Western Front for the Auction Preview tomorrow evening. In the list of work available our plates appear under 'The Raiders', valued at $1000. http://westernfrontauction2013.tumblr.com/post/44165944520/the-raiders-2013-set-of-8-plates-estimated-market Click on the link to see the invitation to the preview and the Saturday Gala Dinner and Auction. Our eight plates are shown on this link.

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Ceramics in Mexico City

Strictly for clay lovers I've collected all our photos of ceramic creations seen in Mexico City. Lots of these amazing pieces are photographed in museums so may not be perfectly lit or completely in focus. I can't resist trying to save everything inspiring that I see. https://picasaweb.google.com/112208740085943894765/CeramicsInMexicoCityJan2013 Take a look and I'm sure you'll find something that makes you want to take out your clay…

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Anton likes his Toucan!

I was delighted to have a comment from Anton Nel on my previous blog. Ric Spratley who'd ordered the toucan said that Anton was surprised and pleased. He sent me this photo. And I've taken the liberty of reposting Anton's comment here. Hi there, Gillian! The toucan jug was presented to me last night and it's WONDERFUL! I was very taken with Matteo, the name…

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Toucan Jugbird

Last October I received an interesting request. Would I consider making a Toucan Jugbird? A concert pianist from Texas, Anton Nel, had had an encounter with a toucan while attending a music festival in Colombia. He will be staying with his Vancouver friend this week jurying a piano competition and it was hoped that I'd make one for a surprise presentation. I was distracted from…

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Elijah Bornowsky

Eli quietly spent much of the time on the fine plate with grey quarters. He is interested in patterns and in discovering what colours we have or can make. Again, we don't know which of his pieces will join the 8. His third piece that day was a mug I'd thrown for him. It is mainly black and, sorry, we didn't take a photo.  

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