KRISTIN DONER
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My ten year career in ceramics focused on modifying the hammer and anvil technique to produce large pinch-pots from up to 8-pound balls of clay. Building a custom one-person raku kiln allowed the work to remain stationary while going into reduction.
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Searching for inspiration, I decided I wanted a medium with less environmental impact. I now produce abstract digital art. This footprint is more comfortable, and I can still create finely crafted pieces by hand.
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More information about my ceramic process and custom raku kiln can be found in the following publications:
​Raku. Mathieson, John. London: A & C Black. 2002.
Creative Ideas for Clay Artists: A Collection of Articles from Ceramics Monthly. Westerville, Ohio:  ACS. 2001.
In Pursuit of Form, Ceramics Monthly, September, 1998: 50-54.
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  • Home
  • Editions
    • Organic Compositions
    • Illustrative Compositions
    • Recent Work
    • Combined Illustrative & Organic
    • Full Catalog
  • About
    • About This Work
    • Scanned Gesture Defined
    • Artist Statements
    • Art for Sanity’s Sake
    • About Kristin Doner
    • Ceramics
    • CV
  • Contact