Jeanette Zeis Studio is a 300 sq. ft. converted garage. It is too cold or too hot, depending on the season. Working on the potter’s wheel, as well as handbuilding and slip-casting, a wide variety of work is produced. A one-person studio that thrives on experimentation and repetition. Commanility: electric fired in a (craigslist purchased in 2011 for $1000) skutt 1227 kiln.
A bison sgraffito tool is used to individually carve piece. Leather alphabet stamps from Tandy provide the monogram stamps. A large and growing collection of stamps add texture. Glazes, underglazes, test glazes, test tile. After bisque firing, inlays may be added and pieces are glazed. Glaze firing to cone 6.
The heavily illustrated works are colored with colored slip and underglaze. A bison sgraffito tool is used to individually carve piece. A large and growing collection of stamps add texture. After bisque firing, she inlays may be added and pieces are glazed. Glaze firing to cone 6.
