VISUAL ARTIST WITH A FOCUS IN CERAMICS AND CHARCOAL
Originally from the Navajo Nation in northern Arizona, Sinclaire Marie now lives and works in eastern Kentucky. She is a graduate of Morehead State University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. During her studies, Sinclaire Marie developed a strong interest in both ceramics and drawing.
Since graduating from Morehead State University, Sinclaire Marie has continued to create, exhibit her artwork, teach, and work in arts administration.
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Wood-Fired Ceramics
Ceramic PortfolioThis process involves loading pieces of pottery into a wood-fired kiln that is fired for several days at temperatures above 2,300 degrees fahrenheit. During the firing, the pottery is exposed to a variety of natural elements such as ash and flames that result in a variety of unique glazes.
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Raku Ceramics
BFA Raku PortfolioRaku is a Japanese pottery technique that is known for its unique and unpredictable results. Raku ceramics are typically fired at a low temperature (1,400-1,800 degrees fahrenheit) and then quickly cooled. This technique creates a crackled or crazed surface and can produce iridescent metallic effects.
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Charcoal Drawings
Charcoal Portfolio"The charcoal in these pieces all brought inspiration back into me, enabling me to continue my journey to fulfill my answer..."
Are you interested in learning the art of raku pottery? Join a workshop!
Classes & Workshops-
My workshops are designed to introduce you to the beauty and excitement of this ancient Japanese firing technique.
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In this workshop, you will learn the basics of required to create your own raku pottery!
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No previous experience is required, and all workshop material will be provided.
