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Scot Cameron-Bell is a Portland based potter. She throws her with red clay and then manipulates the form to create something irregular and organic. They are decorated with bight color and bold graphic designs, which she describes as “silly birds or flowers.”
She uses high-fired underglazes to create intense colors. Inspired by old pottery shards she found washed up on a beach, she wanted to add weathered, crackle effect to her colorful surfaces. Rather than using crackle glazes Scot stretches the clay to create crackles in a more deliberate fashion, using a damp box, clay wax and stain.
She uses high-fired underglazes to create intense colors. Inspired by old pottery shards she found washed up on a beach, she wanted to add weathered, crackle effect to her colorful surfaces. Rather than using crackle glazes Scot stretches the clay to create crackles in a more deliberate fashion, using a damp box, clay wax and stain.
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Artists
- Wesley Anderegg
- Mark Andres
- Jane Andrews
- Michael Barnes
- Amanda Barr
- Marit Berg
- Kelsey Bowen
- Morgan Brig
- Jane Brumfield
- Beth Bojarski
- Scot Cameron-Bell
- Lyell Castonguay
- Molly Cliff Hilts
- Karen Croner
- Darn Pottery: Luba Sharapan
- Kamala Dolphin-Kingsley
- Diana Farfan
- Amy Fields
- Shanna Fliegel
- Gary Goodman
- Sharon Greenwood
- Michelle Gregor
- Catherine Grisez
- Laine Groeneweg
- Erik Haagensen
- Thomas Hill
- Yuji Hiratsuka
- Lynne Hobaica
- Jani Hoberg
- Duy Huynh
- JaMPDX: Jennifer Gauer & Meghan Radick
- Matthew Hopson-Walker
- Jordan Jones
- Liza Jones
- Steve Jones
- Lisa Kaser
- Margaret Keelan
- Andrew Kosten
- Karen Mahoney
- Ray Maseman
- Gary McCauley
- Paul Miller
- Briony Morrow-Cribbs
- Kim Nogueira
- Serena Partridge
- Marie Powell
- Heidi Preuss Grew
- Angela Purviance
- R. Keaney Rathbun
- Keith Schneider
- Kay Seurat
- Richard Shorten
- Sara Swink
- John Taylor
- Maggie Taylor
- Kevin Titzer
- Randy Van Dyck
- Alisa Vernon
- Elise Wagner
- Cary Weigand
- Melanie West
- Millie Whipplesmith Plank
- Whistle Post Pottery: Dave Parry
- Aggie Zed
- Artwork
- Workshops
- Contact
- Subscribe
- Blog