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The Following is a short selection of some very ambitious molds that I made during my residency at the Kohler Factory:
Some of them worked, some did not!

The best piece of advice I can give regarding molds is that it is better to work small in the beginning, get your casting bodies down to a sub-rocket scientist level of understanding and work out your glazes before working large.

All of the images below were made using the slip casting technique!

 

 

 

 

 

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