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Topics I've Started
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To Be or Not To Be
Posted 3 Jul 2012
Another spin-off thread.
I asked this question previously of the folks who are repeatedly critical/judgemental towards noobies selling their wares but didn't receive a reply.
Scenario:
You are the organizer of a Craft Fair/Art Show/Farmer's market. There is a local potter who only has a year or so of experience who wants to take a space in the market and attempt to sell their wares for the first time.
Question:
Would it be better for "pottery" to allow this person a space and give "pottery" some exposure...or would it be better for pottery as a whole to tell them they aren't good enough and have no potters whatsoever represented at this market?
To be, or not to be?
And a deeper question dealing with "criticism"....if you are so inclined to comment...
If you saw someone selling at a show who is an obvious noob, would you confront them and tell them they need far more experience before they should ever even think about selling their work...like you do here...or is this just an Internet "hide behind the keyboard" kinda thing goin on that you wouldn't have the nerve to say to someone's face?
not trying too be "negative".....just truly want to know where the folks stand who have been critical towards noobs talking about selling their wares.
have a great day everyone...
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Stamping your work
Posted 24 Jun 2012
I know there have been a few "to stamp..or not to stamp?" threads here since I joined the list....but I thought it might be fun (?) to share what your stamp actually looks like.
Kinda that "I'll show you mine if you show me yours" taken to a different place.....LOL.
When I first thought of a name I was very, very sad. Thus...the name "teadrop" here.
I'm still very, very sad....but "clay"...and "time passing" has brought on a new perspective and a new feeling of honor towards my son's memory. I'm not blowing glass like he did....but we ARE making glass just the same....
He was and will always be "Mtn-BURN".....and he marked his glasswork as such.
In his honor...I have also chosen the moniker "Mountain Burn". It is my Facebook name (stop by!) and now....the name of my new pottery (klunkery!) business.... "Mountain Burn Pottery"
80 peices stamped so far. If you see this logo out there....it's >>my<< crap yer lookin at! I also had a stamp with just the mountains and "BURN" made that is smaller....
Gonna do some T-Shirts as well.... cus with a slogan like "Have you BURNED today?" or "Let's BURN one".....I think they could easily be popular items around here...LOL.
No matter what....this should be loads of fun. Not only is it great therapy for the head....I also feel i am honoring my son and his love of glass and glassblowing.
So if yer out there....look for my ceramic work or look for my tattooed ankle...'cus both are marked with the moniker "Mtn-BURN"
teardrop
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teardrop
05 Jul 2012 - 08:41teardrop
30 Jun 2012 - 23:18I guess we'll find out then if our stuff has any favor with the general public.
trina
30 Jun 2012 - 10:16teardrop
30 Jun 2012 - 08:38not that I was trying. That is "their" standard...which means nothing to me.
Whose standards do you live by?
Thanks for stoppin in.
teardrop
15 Jun 2012 - 07:05~janie
13 Jun 2012 - 23:26Idaho Potter
18 Apr 2012 - 18:27TJR
13 Apr 2012 - 07:27That's very red! Who did you piss off>
TJR.
I WILL GO BACK AND GIVE YOU A GREEN ONE.
teardrop
12 Apr 2012 - 14:39teardrop
08 Apr 2012 - 09:45WUVIE
04 Mar 2012 - 10:29teardrop
15 Jan 2012 - 00:26http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossary_of_glass_art_terms
Marcia Selsor
14 Jan 2012 - 22:21teardrop
04 Jan 2012 - 22:24