So my young cousin Christina Von Rabenau from Germany visits the purple house yesterday. She is an art student, and this family has produced a lot of artists. Although skilled in painting, she wanted to try clay, and gave it a whirl. It was most successful. Since she lives thousands of miles away, I did not mind sharing secrets.
Thursday, September 14, 2006
Christina and secrets
So my young cousin Christina Von Rabenau from Germany visits the purple house yesterday. She is an art student, and this family has produced a lot of artists. Although skilled in painting, she wanted to try clay, and gave it a whirl. It was most successful. Since she lives thousands of miles away, I did not mind sharing secrets.
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So the further away one is, the more secrets one learns. Good to know.
i just moved to the southern tip of new zealand and have started doing pottery. may i have your secret glaze recipes? i promise not to share them!
You know, cm, that is definately the case, as I am sure Celeste will agree. International borders help.
Denis, it has been said before and I say it again: it is people like you what causes unrest.
Who is this 'Denis' and why is he such a trouble maker?
Indeed. I trust I'll receive your secrets as soon as I'm settled in at Mir. And I won't tell Denis.
Denis is the sweetest, gentlest anarchist you could ever imagine.
I see Denis has shown this blog to his friend Finn. He can't have my recipes either.
I'm serious: barring a million dollar offer, my glazes are going NOWHERE.
Hey folks, don't worry. Even if he had told me, I have no idea how to make glazes at all. Paintings is what I know and maybe that was the reason why it is secret by me...There is no way for me to do those amazing glazes at all.
c. von r is being modest. She may not know much about clay, yet, but man, she picked it up quickly, and oh, what a fine painter she is!!!
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