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Agave Tile

June 17th, 2008 by admin

Agave Tile

Here’s another tile from my low-fire 2007 collection.  Another fact: Instead of rolling out the slabs, I pounded them with a wooden mallet, flattened on one side, that I got at a workshop by Junya Shao and Xiaoping Luo at the Vihel center in Tempe.  I find that if you pound the clay flat rather than rolling it, you get a nice density and less warpage.

This isn’t a very good photo, but it’s one from my old site that I saved for when I didn’t have anything new to post.  I’m working on two projects right now, a stained glass window panel, and a large mural.  I will post photos of them when they’re done.

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