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I am a .... Example: Student, Maker, Educator, etc.: I am a ceramic sculptor selling and exhibiting in galleries around the US.

Your website, DIRECT flickr or DIRECT facebook links where your work can be seen.: http://www.amberaguirre.com

At 12:25pm on October 8, 2015, Brigitte Martin said…: Thanks for signing up again with crafthaus. Your membership is valid through November 15, 2017.  

Now that you’ve successfully re-registered you can get even more involved. This means, you’re not just getting the whole crafthaus picture... you are a part of it. Your contributions via blogs, photos, and discussions will enrich our open crafthaus environment immesely, so please let us know what’s going on in your art life! Don't hold back!  

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At 11:23am on June 12, 2011, Tony Natsoulas said…: Hi Amber,

I just saw your note. I am sorry for not seeing it before. I didn't even know you could leave comments. I have seen your work for years on the net, although I have never seen it in real life. It looks great! I have not spoken to my brother in 18 years. Wesley is a great artist, I wish I could get to know him better, he lives far away. Good luck with the work. Thanks, Tony

At 1:34pm on February 17, 2011, alice simpson said…: As I am not much of a glazer, and something of a control freak, I frequently work with Original Milk Paint, which you can use on bisque, high fire, your furniture or your barn.

It's a milk based, non toxic paint pigment, mixed with water and offers an almost slip like surfacein rich subdued colors. It was frequently used by Pennsylvania Dutch and Early American furniture makers.

I buy the Milk Paint directly from Original Milk Paint.: http://www.milkpaint.com/
Buy their sample kit which allows you a selection of ten colors and use it like watercolor.

If you do buy it and have any questions, let me know.

Alice

At 3:55pm on February 15, 2011, alice simpson said…: Amber,

Such provocative work. Very dramatic with touches of whimsy and eroticism.

At 12:56pm on December 30, 2010, elizabeth cohen said…: Currently in Jamaica, but normally in Boston! Email might be best.

At 8:38am on December 30, 2010, elizabeth cohen said…: I love your work too. Might you consider a short interview with me, via email, about your work for the Crafthaus In and Out of Clay blog?

At 8:22am on November 2, 2010, Brigitte Martin said…: Amber,

when your back from your trip, you may want to take a look at this new crafthaus artist:
Morwenna Catt. I think you will like this work.

At 12:56am on October 31, 2010, Two Claws Jewelry said…: Thank you, Amber! Though I will respectfully disagree....mine's but a poor copy of nature's original......and life is always more beautiful than sterility......but the non-living universe is is still gloriously beautiful and incomprehensible to me.

At 4:24pm on October 30, 2010, Stevie B. said…: On the front page! WOW! That was quick!

Congratulations!

At 12:54pm on October 30, 2010, Two Claws Jewelry said…: Beautiful and original series, Amber. I enjoyed viewing it. As if my best enigmatic nightmares could be rendered tangible and beautiful......with a touch of the ironic and funny added for a memorable and pleasant flavor......