John Quick Ceramics

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2022. stoneware. thrown stacking modular sections create height in this sculptural exploration of form and color.

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2023. 'pin stripe' stoneware cups with brushed color slip inlay.

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2020. photographed by Kelsey Heinze. Stoneware vases for single stems.

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October 2023. Wheel thrown stoneware base with spun stainless steel shade. The finial is ceramic with a brass. The cords all are equipped with a switch, and the bottoms are felted to prevent scratching on counters.

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2023. Wheel thrown stoneware vases with slip trailed and stoned surfaces. Rhinestones applied individually with epoxy.

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2023. My first small batch of lamps in the studio after assembly. Lamps bases are bottomless forms thrown on the wheel and finished/wired post firing.

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2023. Wheel thrown mug with press molded porcelain handle that has been treated with white gold luster. Epoxy. Airbrushed surface with overglaze.

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2022. Slip cast vases with overglaze.

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2020. wheel thrown stoneware vase with matte glaze.

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2020. stoneware. collection of wheel thrown and altered sculptures.

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September 2023. Wheel thrown stoneware planters are the perfect way to elevate your plant game! This piece sits on top of a separate drip tray to prevent any unwanted leaks at watering time.

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February 2022. Pictured are a selection of slip cast and wheel thrown pieces with airbrushed surfaces. These pieces are apart of an ongoing compilation of color studies that serve to inform future pieces.

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2023. "weed pot" form inspired by mid-century weed pots which are meant to have and opening big enough for one to two flowers, or weeds. I began this piece after my first visit to Penland School of Craft as a reaction to what I was making there. I spent most of my time drawing these intricate ytk inspired tattoo designs which I then began to transfer to pots using slip trailing.

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November 2023. This larger stoneware piece can be used as an ikebana style vase, or even as a fruit bowl. The form is wheel thrown with a hollow rim, before adding the textural surface elements through a slip trailing technique.

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2023. Slip cast cup with press molded handle and epoxy.