My Inspiration Blog is a tool for you and me, to see what, who, where, when, and how, things inspire me.
My name is Kyle Gallaway, I recently Graduated from NHIA (New Hampshire Institute of Art), having earned my BFA in the ceramic arts. I also have experience in other areas such as drawing, painting, and photography.
I hope that Through a collection of images, words, and literature... things that inspire me to do what i do, in turn is helpful and inspires you.
To view my art check out my website! cargocollective.com/KJGallaway
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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Geoffrey Swindell
These wood-fired pots are absolutely amazing. Michael Schael, Rock Eagle Pottery in Cambridge, WI. All set up for The Clay Collective Pottery Tour this weekend. The most luscious glazes I have ever seen. I would crawl into bed with these things.
Nigeria: Village Diaries
Extracts from an amazing day trip to the Bill Clinton pottery village (I kid you not about the name!) on the outskirts of Nigeria’s capital city.
Incredible how something as simple as clay can be transformed into such incredible works of art.
Pottery Turn-ons
Tight lids, comfortable handles, comfortable yunomis,other people who enjoy pottery, well-pouring spouts, light pitchers, uninterrupted curves, opening the kiln.
Adding: Interesting glazes, textures, sassy pots just. Unf.
Soft clay, leather hard clay, fire, new bizarre tools/techniques.
So here is Jun’s new kiln. He’s been firing at this old ceramic pipe and tile factory in Nebraska. As you can see, the old kiln is roughly the size of a house. Hopefully the new kiln is a bit more fuel efficient.
>.> I keep asking my professor if we can get this giant kiln.
(Source: ilungyou)
“Spiritus” by Theresa Nguyen, 2010
California poppies
Michael Pappas
