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June 9, 2013 Posted in australian ceramics, Thumbs Up

Pie Barberis

Pie Barberis — Pie Barberis – Vessels from the Rocky Valley Series inspired by the Bogong High Plains where Pie spent much of her childhood.

I learnt with and from Pie while studying at Holmesglen.
A warm, loyal and kind hearted lady who works hard and produces wonderful pieces.

Pie, I’m loving this new series!
My heart is happy seeing your painterly aesthetic on these hand-built vessels.
Can’t wait to see more new work from you!!

Speaking of new work, this is my very first post linking in with the MudColony community 🙂
Hello MudColony *waving*

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2 thoughts on “Thumbs up!”

Smartcat says:

June 10, 2013 at 12:53 am

More potters to follow. I started posting on Mud Colony a while ago. It’s a very friendly group!
1. servantceramics says:
  
  June 13, 2013 at 1:15 pm
  
  Thanks Smartcat 🙂

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Bring on 2020!! I’m keen to realise some new designs in the coming year ✨

Those last things... This order will likely be the last one for 2019! As a maker, it really is a joy to be asked to make a vessel for a specific person and a specific reason!

Rolling to a new decade and the Aust Govn has decided to reduce official departments from 18 to 14. Goodbye Department of Communications and Arts, hello ‘the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications.’ Umm, question? 🙋🏼‍♀️ ...why isn’t Australia’s $111+ million creative and cultural industry acknowledged in its department title?

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