I met three of the committee after lunch today, plus a blacksmith who makes sculptures from recycled materials...and Damascus steel Sgiain Dhubh!!
We are both "in" , provisionally for a year ..then hopefully carry on.
They like my prints..but really want my pots as well, so I have to sort what I have....
And the Oily One has had a nudge regarding the flue.....the person who will be welding it for him is away this week.. ironically in Scotland!
Cue more sorting in the study....
And they wanted a photograph of me, preferably working.
There is only one, from a long long time ago.
I've always been the one behind the camera!!
But I don't look too different now.
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Congratulations! Exciting! I LOVE that photo of you.
That is a beautiful photo x
Apparently it’s a thing usually the mum, grandmother or other female is the one taking the pictures. So when they pass the family have very little to remember them with.
I think you look very industrious working on the wheel.
...great news.
What great news!!!! And I think that picture is just perfect.
That's a wonderful photo of you at the wheel. I'm glad the meeting with the committee went well for you.
I may have missed where you'll be showing your work - for a year! A gallery in town? Congrats! That's a great photo of you working in clay. And it will require enlisting a very skilled photographer to capture you cutting your designs...a harder topic to display the delicate nature of the work!
Congrats! And that's a terrific photo!
Well done, great news. Love the photo.
Great photo of you working. I love monochrome studies. Congratulations on getting your work accepted.
It is on a Scottish National Trust property.. Culzean Castle ( check your WW2 history for the USA connection)
The stable courtyard has been converted to several shops, the gallery and a café.
Another building holds a decent secondhand bookshop
It is about half an hour's drive out of Ayr
Congratulations! Wonderful photo!
Great news and well done. That's a beautiful photo. I love the black and white.
Yay! Good news! I like that picture of you.
so pleased to read about your progress, the photo is perfect. Betty
It's not often that a blacksmith is seen in today's world.
That is a beautiful photo - and bless on the flowers that didn't forget you :D
Great news and photo!
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