Judy Stone
  • El Cerrito, CA
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Shana Kroiz commented on Judy Stone's photo
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Burnt Offering XIIIa

"I am teaching an experimental enameling class and would love to use some of your images as examples, If this is OK with you would you e-mail me some images for my class to view? shanakroiz@hotmail.com Thanks, Shana Kroiz Workshop and Special Events…"
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Introduction to Judy Stone's Enameled Vessels

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Catherine Witherell left a comment for Judy Stone
"I'm IN at the Crucible!  Hooray!"
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Sophia Georgiopoulou commented on Judy Stone's photo
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"The enamel colour palette of both vessels is exquisite! Love them both! sophia"
Feb 4, 2011
Catherine Witherell left a comment for Judy Stone
"A friend and I are going to jump in on that class you are teaching in the summer at the Crucible Judy.  I became a member last week.  Looking forward to the details being released and getting very excited.  I have the small book about…"
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Judy Stone left a comment for Catherine Witherell
"  You can contact me directly through my website: jstoneenamels.com.  Yes, I am head of the enameling department at The Crucible, www.thecrucible.org, and yes, I will be teaching at Mendocino this coming summer.  Oakland is closer!"
Dec 17, 2010
Judy Stone and Catherine Witherell are now friends
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Catherine Witherell left a comment for Judy Stone
"Your vessels are beautiful!  Thanks for telling that you use the #5 tip on the Paasche.  I have one of those!"
Dec 17, 2010
Liana Pattihis commented on Judy Stone's video
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Introduction to Judy Stone's Enameled Vessels

"Very interesting Judy, thanks for sharing!"
Mar 9, 2010
Thea Clark commented on Judy Stone's video
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Introduction to Judy Stone's Enameled Vessels

"Just like my previous experiences with you, a very generous sharing of process. Thank you."
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Linda Lankford commented on Judy Stone's video
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Introduction to Judy Stone's Enameled Vessels

"Thanks Judy."
Feb 25, 2010
Kenji 賢治 commented on Judy Stone's video
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Introduction to Judy Stone's Enameled Vessels

"Didn't see the post below but, that's what I was going to ask: What kind of airbrush you were using. Fortunately, ther's an Paasche outlet here in France, which is normally not the case when I try to find materials that others…"
Feb 16, 2010
Judy Stone commented on Judy Stone's video
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Introduction to Judy Stone's Enameled Vessels

"Linda, the airbrush is a double action Paasche with #5 tip and needle. Enamel "slip" is pretty heavy so I need a fairly large tip and a fair amount of pressure to push the material through."
Feb 13, 2010
Linda Lankford commented on Judy Stone's video
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Introduction to Judy Stone's Enameled Vessels

"Is that an air brushing painting sprayer that you are using?"
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I have been working in my medium since 1972 and am basically self-taught. I came to enameling by accident while studying on a Fulbright Scholarship to Germany in 1968-9. When I first saw something red hot and molten emerging from an enameling kiln and then watched as brilliant transparent colors and the gloss of glass appeared gradually before my eyes, I was hooked. Enameling was destined to become my profession and my way of life. I am currently on the board of the Northern California Enamel Guild. I sell my work through retail crafts fairs and through my website at www.jstoneenamels.com. I have taught enameling all over the U. S. I currently teach enameling at The Crucible in Oakland, CA.
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At 6:00pm on February 15, 2011, Catherine Witherell said…
I'm IN at the Crucible!  Hooray!
At 1:42pm on February 3, 2011, Catherine Witherell said…
A friend and I are going to jump in on that class you are teaching in the summer at the Crucible Judy.  I became a member last week.  Looking forward to the details being released and getting very excited.  I have the small book about the Fred Ball Enamels from the Enamel Arts Foundation.  I'm glad you are going to explain and enlighten.  Looking forward to it.
At 6:10pm on December 17, 2010, Catherine Witherell said…

Your vessels are beautiful!  Thanks for telling that you use the #5 tip on the Paasche.  I have one of those!

At 10:48am on February 5, 2010, Brigitte Martin said…
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At 12:52pm on January 18, 2010, Thea Clark said…
Hi Judy,
Welcome to crafthaus. These pieces are lovely. I started the New Jersey Metal Arts Guild with Amy Roper Lyons, in order to recreate the wonderful sense of community which I consider you a part of, that I experienced in the Bay Area.
 
 
 

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