Josh Boock

Hand thrown on a potter's wheel, I then cut duct tape into frog shapes.

 

These shapes are then applied to the bisqued pottery. I love to spray my glazes onto the clay.

 

After spraying the glaze onto the piece, I remove the duct tape, which leaves behind the frog shapes. I then glaze another color over the top.

Often other potters are astounded at how light my coffee cups are.

 

 

On this shino glazed pine tree cups, I first glaze them in a carbon traping shino, and then draw hot wax on their surface, in the shape of pine trees.

I then over glaze them in a copper red.