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Liz Wolfe
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- Hollywood, FL
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- What is your experience with ceramics in general. (Long answer encouraged)
- I started at the 92nd Street Y because they sent me a brochure for the adult ed program. The level of artistry was truly inspiring. The cone 10 glazes were amazing and I was hooked. To learn more and to get more studio time, I also took classes in my neighbor at Nassau Community College where I had a great teacher, Mina. I then joined Art Haven in Port Washington as a member.
This year I moved to south east Florida and I needed to find a studio to work at. I saw MIY Studio's website and decided to look for a place in Hollywood. Now am am living at the beach and a ten minute drive from a great studio!
- What is your current involvement with electric fired ceramics? (long answer encouraged)
- I like runny glazes and I am experimenting with the studio glazes trying to get different effects.
- All our content is viewable by the public. Why do you want to be a member, when you can already see everything as a non-member?
- I want to become a member because I want to learn more about glazes, especially studio glazes. I would to ask questions of the other members about techniques used to get different effects. I would like feed back on my vessels, especially when things don't turn out as expected.
I also would like to say hello to people I know who are on your site.
- Where do you work on your ceramics projects?
- other
- How did you find this network?
- referred by friend
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Tips for Members
If you just want to spout off, it is best accomplished as a blog posting. If you want to get more guidance and ideas from other members, ask a question as a new discussion topic. In the upper right corner of the lists for both types of posting, you will find an "+Add " button. Clicking it will open an editor where you create your posting. 4/16/2014
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