JEANETTE MANCHESTER HARRIS

The Master of the Pot One thing you can usually say about an artist's work: It will change. I've seen lots of my fellow pott...

Handles are an interesting aspect of clay. Here's an early experiment with thinking 'way outside the box for a handle which actu...

I ran across a photo of a commission I did some years ago for a library renovation in my town. The theme I based the piec...

CLAYART is  an internet community of artists, publishers, gurus, authors, equipment experts, educators, amateurs, gallery owners, hobb...

All through my life, I have made drawings. It is the first expression of art for most people. I was lucky enough to have access to miles of ...

Do you ever wonder where your work wound up? Ever want it back? This happens to me sometimes. I made a sugar and creamer once - str...

Collection of web images for teapot shapes:

In this blog, I have shown pitcher forms before, but have not gone into detail about how they are made or how the form has evolved during...

My Advice to Artists Keep your best work. Consider making two of each thing and keeping one.  Keep the better of the two and s...

This is an antique Rocker-Beater loom.  When it is all assembled and ready to work, it is a thing of beauty. It dates from around 18...