Pyrography
Pyrography is a way to create designs on wooden surfaces. It involves using a heated tool to burn patterns, pictures, or text into wood.
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Glass application
An example of my glass application work. In glass application, pieces of coloured glass are glued on to a clear glass and the seams are grouted.
Garden flower cyanotypes
Some examples of cyanotypes exposed in sunlight with my garden flowers. (I have a lot of these…)
Raku ceramics
I love making raku. You never know what comes out of the kiln.
Porcelain sculptures
Here are some examples of my sculptures made with porcelain.
Bronze sculptures
Here are some examples of bronze sculptures/items I have made while attending to bronze casting classes. I created the wax models for these sculptures and encased them in a heat-resistant mould. The pieces were then taken to a foundry where they first melted the was away, leaving a cavity for the molten bronze to fill.
Cyanotype dyed accessories
Silk scarves and ties dyed with cyanotype technique. The cyanotype technique is a photographic printing process that produces a cyan-blue print, which was discovered in the early 19th century. By placing flowers on the fabric coated with a light-sensitive solution, the sunlight develops the image, leaving a blue print of the flowers after washing.