Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Saturday, March 20, 2010

Skeletal Dropkick and Ochibo at the Maker Fair in May!


Yes! SkeletalDropkick and Ochibo, along with Wear Yeti will be at the Maker Faire again this year. I will be demo-ing how to roll slabs of clay to make bowls from slump molds.

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Getting ready for the Renegade Craft Fair..



And one more kiln load which has my little porcelain figures/monsters in it. Cant wait to see them. I will post them up when they get cool enough...

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Renegade San Francisco!

Before the crowds...

And after...



The San Francisco Renegade Craft Fair was a whole lotta fun! There were almost too many booths as it took about an hour to even sort of peruse half of it and even then I saw people with really cool stuff that I missed. I also met some great crafters from as far away as New York! As in Karen's monsters! Yay!
There were also a whole lotta people there, mostly on Saturday. Word of advice for future fairs: Show up right at opening time, there was barely anyone around until about 1.5 hours after it opened...

PS: that rockin' peacock feather dress is by Wear Yeti, whom I shared a booth with. Go check them out...

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Indie Mart in San Francisco!



Yes! Yes!
All go to the IndieMart!
June 21st, 12-7pm!
17th and Wisconsin Street!
It will be fun, loud and rockin'! Many great crafts and extra cool people! Ochibo and Skeletal Dropkick will both be there!
GO! GO! GO!

Wednesday, May 27, 2009



You really should go to this. It is amazing, inspiring and fun to see what everyone can make. I will be throwing clay at 11am and again at 4 pm. I will also be showing people how to make a slump mold bowl at 4:30 PM each day. I will be in the Expo Hall (marked on the maker map as "Maker Made Stage"), booth #276. I will be throwing 2 times a day and demo-ing slump molds 1 a day. Yipee! If you can make it, you really should go, the fair is freaking amazing!

Friday, February 20, 2009

The workspace of SKELETAL DROPKICK



Here is where I make my mugs and stuff. The wheel, you will notice is spotless... One of the few places that I actually make sure to keep that way. The shelves on the other hand are in a constant state of flux. They usually have some ceramics that are finished, some waiting for a glaze firing and some in various states of drying. And, yes, that is a big old fridge from the 50's back there. It doesn't work, but makes for very stylish CD storage...

Skeletal Dropkick