clayworking carnage? who knew! I love that you save the bits and pieces for some creative cleverness later. I guess kilns are like life, huh. big happy july 4 to you, Jennifer
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...blow up, explode and send body parts flying! This cracked me up. Can't wait to see what he'll do with all those heads. Love this post!
ReplyDeleteAh yes, my one and only pottery project in junior high gained a bit of added texture due to an explosion. So disappointing...
ReplyDeleteI'm seeing a collage somewhere in there! and some symbolic title... oh high value item I am sure!!
ReplyDeleteOh, yes, Susan. And to think he just takes it all in stride! That says a lot about him. GO THUNDERBIRDS. :)
ReplyDeleteclayworking carnage? who knew!
ReplyDeleteI love that you save the bits and pieces
for some creative cleverness later.
I guess kilns are like life, huh.
big happy july 4 to you,
Jennifer
I am sure that Larry will make an original piece of art from all those parts.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo with Larry under the iron eangle!