Alternative Raku Pottery, Horsehair, Ferric Chloride and Two Step Naked Raku
Marilyn Bettoney Bedford
Marilyn has been involved with visual arts since childhood.
She graduated from Skidmore College where she began her interest
in ceramics and throwing on the potters wheel. She also received a MS in Art Education
from Syracuse University. After retiring from teaching locally she has been exploring Naked Raku
which means that finished pieces are not glazed but sealed with spray or wax.
her inspiration comes from the natural world, rocky coastlines, tidal currents, ocean washed stones
and driftwood.
Her ceramics are represented at the Studios on High Gallery. Or email - marbedford@yahoo.com
Marilyn has been involved with visual arts since childhood.
She graduated from Skidmore College where she began her interest
in ceramics and throwing on the potters wheel. She also received a MS in Art Education
from Syracuse University. After retiring from teaching locally she has been exploring Naked Raku
which means that finished pieces are not glazed but sealed with spray or wax.
her inspiration comes from the natural world, rocky coastlines, tidal currents, ocean washed stones
and driftwood.
Her ceramics are represented at the Studios on High Gallery. Or email - marbedford@yahoo.com
Promontory Point
Oil on Canvas
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Towards Whitehead,
Monhegan Fog
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Twisted Strands
Watermedia
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Two Step Naked Raku
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Two Step Naked Raku
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Ferric Chloride and Aluminum foil Sagger Fired
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