Filling Work with Values.

The article talks about the works of American ceramic artist, James C. Watkins. Topics discussed includes his vessel works such as huge double-walled bowls and bottle form bowls; using a varying ration of ferric chloride and water, a blow torch and laser cutter to create drawing on ceramic tiles; an...

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Published in:Ceramics: Art & Perception no. 104; pp. 56 - 60
Main Author: Merino, Anthony
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Published: Mansfield Ceramics 2016
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