Anne Beyer shares a memory of her Linda Christianson MugAnne Beyer shares her story behind where she bought her Linda Christianson Mug. Linda also shared words and encouragement and affirmation for Anne's pursuit of building an anagama kiln in Kentucky after completing a challenging MFA at University of Indiana.
Linda Christianson is a role model for all wood fire potter's; especially for women. Check out more of Anne Beyer's and Linda Christianson's work by clicking on their names. Share a Pot and a Memory |
 | Sometimes I feel like a giddy little kid... My husband picked out this Lisa York Arts mug, and took it straight from a kiln unload to work. He brought his mug home this week and I feel like the kid who had toys hidden from them and are so excited to be reunited with a toy...but rather it’s me reunited with my awesome tiny mug. Also, look at how great this handmade cup and bowl combo is. Cheers to handmade pottery and tiny mug lovers. |
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I share a story behind my Jim Champion mug and our days of being the cork and the york team...listen to the story to learn how we got that nickname.
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She says her mug reminds her "both of the neon lights of Vegas strip as well as the colors of the Nevada dessert" and that"it's a good size...important for her ability to drink inhuman amount of coffee every single day...and used it every single for the entire summer she was there [Vegas]."
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I’m sharing a story about my Sandy Lockwood mug that was gifted to me by Jeff Oestreich during grad school at University of North Dakota. Sandy Lockwood is an amazing potter in Balmoral, Australia making great Salt glazed wood fired pottery.
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 | My friend Andrew Linderman shares a memory behind his S. C. Rolf cup. "I can remember at least one story that accompanies each of the handmade pots that we own. Whether it’s a story about the artist, what I was doing when I got the piece, or a memory of a time that I’ve used the piece. These fond memories slowly add layers of sentiment and attachment to the pots. As a craftsperson and artist, I hope that my work is also used on a regular basis, so it too can become a thread woven into the tapestry of its user’s life." -Andrew Linderman |
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