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Jars, jars, jars!

Mulz — Wed, 30 May 2007 15:43:36 CDT

This jar has a lot of detail in it that makes it appear old.	Interior of Ancient Jar.	This is a low, round jar with a very small opening and a glaze that I made.
This is the opening and interior of the small, round jar.	This is a small textured jar.	Type your photo caption or credit here.
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More Jars

Mulz — Sun, 27 May 2007 23:21:40 CDT

This is the third in the set of Stoneware jars with Porcelain slip painted on it.	Interior of third jar.	This is a round, bellied out jar.
This is the interior of the round, bellied out jar.	This jar is glazed in the same vain as the previous, just the area in the kiln it was fired made the glaze come out so differently.	Here is the interior of the same jar.
This is the third jar in the same set.	Interior of the previous jar.

Lotsa Jars

Mulz — Sun, 27 May 2007 23:03:16 CDT

This is the first in a set of two matching Jars. They were made the same way and glazed the same way as well.	Here is the Interior of the previous jar.	This is the Blushing that took place in the glaze during friing.
This is the second in the two set of jars. Notice the glaze differences.	Here is the interior of the second jar. The glaze differences occurred because of the placement within the kiln.	This is a stoneware jar that I painted Porcelain onto which reacted with the glaze.
. This is a closer shot of the porcelain effect on the glaze.	This is another jar with the same effect done by the porcelain slip on stoneware.	Interior image of previous jar.

My Jars

Mulz — Sun, 27 May 2007 16:16:31 CDT

Here is the home of the many jars I have made. They range in size and color, but are mostly all older work.

More Plates and Platters

Mulz — Sun, 27 May 2007 16:11:58 CDT

This is a plate that cracked in the glaze firing process.	This is the second in a set of three plates.	Here is the third in he set.

Some Plates

Mulz — Fri, 25 May 2007 14:15:16 CDT

This is a leaded glaze on this curvey plate.	This is a close up of the same plate.	Overhead view of same plate.
A plate with a manganese glaze.	Another view of same plate.	This is a candle plate for me.
This is a splatter plate.	This is a chip and dip platter.	Another view of the chip and dip platter.

My Plates and Platters

Mulz — Fri, 25 May 2007 13:48:11 CDT

This is a place where I have put images of plates and platters I have created. Many of them, I formulated the glazes myself. I am most proud of those pieces because the whole process came from me.

Vases

Mulz — Thu, 24 May 2007 22:39:07 CDT

This is a flowerpot sized vase.	Close up of texture and color.	This is a horned piece.
This is another view of the horned piece.	This vase i carved the bottom and formulated the glaze as well.	This is a close up to the glaze.
Another view of the triangle vase.	This is a closeup of the triangular carving at the bottom of the vase.

Still More Vases

Mulz — Thu, 24 May 2007 22:13:10 CDT

DeConstructed Ridge Vase.	This is a close up of the hole in the Ridge Vase.	This is another side of the same vase.
Interior of Ridge Vase.	Wave Vase.	Side view of Wave Vase.
Front View of Wave Vase.	Another side of the Wave Vase.	Interior of Wave Vase.

More Vases

Mulz — Thu, 24 May 2007 19:39:02 CDT

This is a vase with texture created via knuckle impressions from the inside while the clay was still wet.	Closeup of previous vase.	Person Vase.
This is a side view of the person vase.	This is the back view of the Person Vase.	This is the other side of the Person Vase.
This is a smaller vase, closer to flower ot size.

Some Vases

Mulz — Thu, 24 May 2007 19:13:25 CDT

This is a closed form vase	Same vase, different side.	Same vase, differnt side.
This is a taller vase created by attaching two form then altering while the clay was wet.	Same vase different side. Notice the dimpling and "melting" look.	This is a close up of the same vase.
This is another vase made from two pieces, then torn apart while the clay was wet.	This is a close up of the mouth of the vase.	This is a closeup of the bottom of the deconstructed vase.

My Vases

Mulz — Wed, 23 May 2007 22:20:41 CDT

This set of pages is going to display the many, many vases I have created. There are vases that are traditional, to more deconstructed forms, either way, they are pieces I have made!

Cups

Mulz — Wed, 23 May 2007 20:50:32 CDT

This is a "matching" set of mis-shapen or deconstructed cups.	This is the same set of cups with their "matching" Pitcher.	DeConstructed Cup.
This Cup has a lot of texture created by cross-hatching a shell into moist clay.	This is the same cup.
This is a cup that was altered while the clay was wet.	Another side of the same cup.	Same cup from another view.

More Cups

Mulz — Wed, 23 May 2007 19:58:01 CDT

Same Glaze as next two.	Same Glaze as previous and the following.	The Glaze differences can be accounted for due to placement in the kiln and amount of reduction.
Interior of above cup.	Interior of above cup.	Interior of above cup.
DeConstructed Shell Imprint Cup.	DeConstructed Cup.	DeConstructed Shell Cup.

My Cups

Mulz — Wed, 23 May 2007 16:03:13 CDT

These are some cups that I have made. The subject that I was exploring was the deconstructed idea of ceramics. I made Cups from wet Clay on a Ceramic Wheel and then went on to alter them to make them appear to be falling apart or deconstructed. I added to the deconstruction by the glazing process.

Home

Mulz — Wed, 23 May 2007 14:31:05 CDT

This is a site that allows anyone to check out the ceramic work that I love to create. While visiting, be sure to check out the images of work and even comment on them. This is a constant work on progress so please be patient with me!