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I would think that people selling greeware are selling rather basic shapes and expect to mass produce them for the public's pleasure. However, as a potter to whom form is the primary interest, if a glassie used one of my developed pieces as a mold from which to produce glass to sell, I would be very...

I wanted to update those who responded to my inquiry. I stopped by the gallery again today, and although my pieces were not yet on display, the woman was nicer, and said to feel free to stop by next week. She said she was rearranging things and planned to set up an area with just my pieces rather th...

Re Dani's question. The new woman is the daughter of the original owner. I don't know if she now owns or just manages the gallery, but she has none of the grace of the mother. The mother loved my work (of course, that makes me tend to like her) but more than that, she had an appreciative and loving ...

Part 1 I have a question about a gallery. I initially spoke to the owner, a nice woman, made an appt, she looked at my stuff and then agreed to sell some on consignment basis from the gallery. I liked her attitude toward art, and her professional manner. So far so good. (I didn't want to do consigne...

Hello Cindabar, I've made many glass tiles kiln carved with clay templates. I have some additional advice for you. Although I initially thought raku clay would be best, I'm now thinking of trying a high fired body. The reason is this, air is released from the clay up into the body of the glass and c...