[eliiii]

I just moved to Vancouver and ordered bisque and paints on-line but I don't have any idea where can i fire them I want to fire my pieces as I'll receive and paint
any advice is greatly appreciated
please see my work as below

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[TJR]

elii;
I would head down to Granville Island, which is a pottery Mecca in Vancouver. There are a few studios and shops there. Ask around and see if there are any co-operative studios or craft shops that would fire your pieces. Great work, by the way.
TJR.

[Diana Ferreira]

jaw drop beautiful!

[Lucille Oka]

I can not help you find a place to fire but I will pray that you do. Your work is absolutely stunning and breath taking, God bless you.

[eliiii]

TJR, on 22 May 2012 - 12:48 PM, said:

elii;
I would head down to Granville Island, which is a pottery Mecca in Vancouver. There are a few studios and shops there. Ask around and see if there are any co-operative studios or craft shops that would fire your pieces. Great work, by the way.
TJR.

googling finds nothing about those stores I guess as u said I have to go there and ask around but I'm wonder is there any studio at City Hall!?
tanx 4 ur compliment

[eliiii]

Lucille Oka, on 24 May 2012 - 02:59 AM, said:

I can not help you find a place to fire but I will pray that you do. Your work is absolutely stunning and breath taking, God bless you.

I'm glad u liked that, that one was the about 12 CM disk just blue and Torques this new attachment is colourful plate (20CM) I wish I could share more photos with you guys

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[Lucille Oka]

This is spectacular. It reminds me of the 16th century Iznik pottery. I am happy to see this kind of work is still being done. You know how to handle a brush, bravo!

[robehickman]

Try asking around local ceramic artists and also colleges/universities, with work as good as yours I doubt you will have any trouble convincing people to help you fire it.

[eliiii]

Lucille Oka, on 24 May 2012 - 08:24 PM, said:

This is spectacular. It reminds me of the 16th century Iznik pottery. I am happy to see this kind of work is still being done. You know how to handle a brush, bravo!

yes exactly that's what I am doing it's Iznik Ceramic all motifs come from 16th or 17th with a little bit renewing
nice to hear you know it. handling brush was so hard at the first but my teacher was so strict
Eli

[DallasGypsy]

Gorgeous pieces, Eli!

Did a quick search for ceramic studios in Vancouver, BC area. Here are some places/people you could try:

http://vancouvercomm...om/arts/pottery

http://www.kingsmillpottery.com/

http://www.roundhouse.ca/

[eliiii]

DallasGypsy, on 26 May 2012 - 11:17 AM, said:

Gorgeous pieces, Eli!

Did a quick search for ceramic studios in Vancouver, BC area. Here are some places/people you could try:

http://vancouvercomm...om/arts/pottery

http://www.kingsmillpottery.com/

http://www.roundhouse.ca/

yep I found them too but they didn't reply to my emails thanks for your time
by the way I feel so lucky today my pottery supplier will fire my bisques

[Christine]

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I'm glad u liked that, that one was the about 12 CM disk just blue and Torques this new attachment is colourful plate (20CM) I wish I could share more photos with you guys
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Hello .... I just wanted to add my admiring comments about your lovely work. My brother lived in Turkey for some years and I have very fond memories of the exquisite ceramics we found there. As far as sharing your work is concerned, you can add photos to your gallery so we can see more lovely stuff

Good luck with your search and I look forward to seeing more of your beautiful work

Christine

[eliiii]

Christine, on 30 May 2012 - 03:49 PM, said:

I'm glad u liked that, that one was the about 12 CM disk just blue and Torques this new attachment is colourful plate (20CM) I wish I could share more photos with you guys
[/quote]

Hello .... I just wanted to add my admiring comments about your lovely work. My brother lived in Turkey for some years and I have very fond memories of the exquisite ceramics we found there. As far as sharing your work is concerned, you can add photos to your gallery so we can see more lovely stuff

Good luck with your search and I look forward to seeing more of your beautiful work

Christine
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Hi Christine thanks for your compliment actually it's not that too much;)
today, I just start a blog for sharing my works with you guys it's not complete yet but at least you can take look at them briefly I'll try my best for writing description for all them and uploading my newest work right now I'm working on necklaces hopefully I'll upload that as soon as I'm done
Thank You for encouraging me
http://iznikceramic..../blog-post.html

[AmeriSwede]

eliiii... I checked out the photos on your posted blogspot...

and concur with all the others. Your work is STUNNING!

Thanks for posting and sharing them, best of luck in the future.

[eliiii]

AmeriSwede, on 03 June 2012 - 03:28 PM, said:

eliiii... I checked out the photos on your posted blogspot...

and concur with all the others. Your work is STUNNING!

Thanks for posting and sharing them, best of luck in the future.

thanks Rick I just started so I must go long way
but I will appreciate if any of you, guys have an idea how can I present my art or is there any exhibition for glass or porcelain (rather in my city, Vancouver)
Eli

[eliiii]