Hi Patsy - I'd have thought it was ceramicist .. and on looking it up - ceramist came up first as a dental technician ... but it's not something I've dabbled in or puddled in ... I am a hopeless 'artist' of any sort!
I trained as a ceramicist as I thought but thanks to your new word, I can now say I used to be a ceramist. Or a plain old potter! Love the art work, Patsy.
That brings back memories... One of my teachers put in a proposal to me for funding for a ceremic project. I said yes and the results were amazing. The Year 7 kids produced a large school crest out of the tiniest ceramic pieces. It stood proudly at the entrance hall of the school. I hope it's still there.
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Beautiful! I also had a go, but I didn't like the way the teacher taught me.
Hi Patsy - I'd have thought it was ceramicist .. and on looking it up - ceramist came up first as a dental technician ... but it's not something I've dabbled in or puddled in ... I am a hopeless 'artist' of any sort!
Cheers Hilary
That is impressive.
That's a shame, Misha. The wrong teacher can be off putting no meter what the subject.
A ceramist can be someone who makes porcelain teeth, Hilary, but the word can also be used in the same way as ceramicist.
A beautiful bit of artwork isn't it, Alex.
I have a new character name.
Sara Myst.
I trained as a ceramicist as I thought but thanks to your new word, I can now say I used to be a ceramist. Or a plain old potter! Love the art work, Patsy.
I guess this meaning correctly. Go me! ;)
Antiques Roadshow has an excellent ceramicist or two. Nice piece of art.
That's a new one for me, Patsy (sounds meteorological...?).
That brings back memories... One of my teachers put in a proposal to me for funding for a ceremic project. I said yes and the results were amazing. The Year 7 kids produced a large school crest out of the tiniest ceramic pieces. It stood proudly at the entrance hall of the school. I hope it's still there.
Lovely ceramic but didn't know what the person was called!
My art teacher knew it would be a total waste of time to introduce me to ceramics!
Love piece of work- great colours, but I'd be more likely to crack it if I tried, Patsy.
I'm guesing she'll be tough, Mac.
Less of the plain and old, Jan!
You shall have points, Chrys. One for each letter.
I haven't watched that for years, Oscar.
The mist made by sirrus clouds perhaps, Frances.
That sounds a great project, Nicola. Like you, I hope it's still there.
This is in Italy, Rosemary - I expect they have another name over there.
I got an O level, Susan. *smug face*
There's nothing like a bit of optimism, Carol ...
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