Demonstration as to the final process of raku pottery firing. Glazed pots are placed in the kiln until glaze melts [2000 degrees].

This is the completion of the process of mask production. After the dry piece is bisque fired, I spent about 8 hours over 2 days painting the mask for the floor. Painted with acrylics.

The mask's name is Aesop, he's the 4th incarnation of this mixture of green man and goat I've created over the years. I use slab construction techniques to build this fantasy mask.

Sculpting a mask for my gallery using 'slab construction' techniques. I use mixed studio clay from scrap. A small segment about ear placement and animal perception included in the video. More sculptures can be seen @ http://www.bluefoxgallery.com