445: Dawn Candy on capturing energy in her surface design

Today on the Tales of a Red Clay Rambler Podcast I have an
interview with Dawn Candy. She often contrasts botanical motifs
with geometric patterns to create depth and movement on the
surfaces of her pottery. In our interview we talk about the
concept of potential energy in nature and how to capture it
through drawing, and the balance of making labor intensive work
that remains affordable. To see examples of her work, visit
www.littlesister.ca.  


 


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