Showing posts with label thrpottery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thrpottery. Show all posts

Sunday, August 31, 2014

new!

i started making this floral edged plate and almost threw in in the reclaim bin.
i am glad i didn't! this is one of my favorite things to have come out of the kiln.

Saturday, May 24, 2014

Monday, December 02, 2013

just in time for christmas!

the prickly pear  is native to north carolina. 
i find it reoccurring in my work, largely because
this succulent will thrive in just about any conditions!
go, little cactus, go!
(or should i say grow….hehehe)


Wednesday, September 25, 2013

new mugs


i have been working on some new ideas for mug forms. these are some from my first batch of "sketches". i am pretty excited to see how these turn out once they're fired!

sparkle

goblets that jingle!

these goblets are inspired by two things:
1) i believe that because of surprises, life stays exciting
2) i will never fall out of love with the notion of magic

it came to me as an inspiration after attending a workshop given by julie wiggins at HCC.  she made these sweet little covered jars that, essentially, had a lid that jingled when you lifted it! oh my goodness!  the joy and surprise of lifting that lid! in a word, it was magical. 
so, considering i am all about sparkly-happy-lovely-surprises, i knew i HAD to find a way to incorporate "jingle-y things" into something that i make! the most obvious way for them to compliment my work, was to incorporate them into my goblets. standing only about five inches tall, i make them smaller than the usual goblets. the "bells" are in the stem. 

Monday, April 08, 2013

Open House at Foundation Clay

Hey Y'all!
As you know,  in October of  2011, I moved into my current studio, 
Foundation Clay, in the Asheville River Arts District.  
We are very excited to finally be hosting our first official open house this Saturday!
Come join us for a day of demos, conversation, and celebration in clay 
This Saturday. April 13th, 2013
1 pm until 6 pm

Located in the Wilke Building (97 Roberts Street)
Next door to the Phil Mechanic Studios.
We are on the bottom floor facing the railroad tracks. 
There will be plenty of signage!

See y'all soon!

For more info go to:
95 Roberts Street
Asheville River Arts District


Saturday, February 16, 2013

HCC love!


In case you didn't know, my formal education in clay was through the Profession Crafts program at Haywood Community College in Clyde, North Carolina.  This totally awesome two year program combines intensive studio hours with design, business and marketing classes. In making art a career, it is truly all encompassing, something my university degree was greatly lacking. i am a huge fan of the hcc craft program! check out their website here:
around the time i was leaving the program, the deteriorating state of the building was becoming very evident.  the school and the community rallied for a new building. now, a tlast, the building is complete!
check out the article in the smoky mountain news here:

Congratulations HCC!



Saturday, December 29, 2012

mugs

some sweet "one finger" mugs.
loving these mugs made to snuggle in your hands. 
with a one finger handle, it fits everyone's hand! 

Monday, April 23, 2012

crazy. etsy. spring. love.

hello dear friends, i have missed you!
here's the brief over view of the recent happenings:
moving to a new (old) town is crazy. 
moving into a new(awesome) studio is hectic. 
moving into what i call a "well loved but disasterous and never ending" (aren't they all?) remodel is insane...
but miraculously, i have managed to keep my cool and am finally finding time to get all this craziness managed and focused. not a moment too soon - pshew!
i've got some new shows lined up for the coming season and hope to hear more good stuff soon. i will keep you updated on that as it happens.
AND....
i got the etsy page up and going again!
woo-hoooooo!


getting all this stuff listed on etsy is super time consuming. i hope to get everything posted over the next couple of weeks. so stay tuned for new and exciting things coming hot outta the kiln! (hopefully daily!)
hurray! here's a sneak peak:


thanks ya'll for being so loyal and checking in on me!
 ya'll make it all worth while!
see you soon and as always, i am wishing you the very best!
happy spring!
sincerely, 
trista

Finding me:

asheville river arts district
95 roberts street
asheville, north carolina


email: tristahudzikpottery@yahoo.com