Eric Lewis
@lewiseric.bsky.social
Ceramic artist/instructor living and working in FLA
www.elewisceramics.com
www.elewisceramics.com
A shared motif, reimagined through three distinct color palettes.
Slip and underglaze detailing emphasize form and surface, inviting subtle variations in tone and texture. Each pitcher is individually hand-built and finished to celebrate the tactile beauty of clay.
Slip and underglaze detailing emphasize form and surface, inviting subtle variations in tone and texture. Each pitcher is individually hand-built and finished to celebrate the tactile beauty of clay.
November 2, 2025 at 3:54 PM
A shared motif, reimagined through three distinct color palettes.
Slip and underglaze detailing emphasize form and surface, inviting subtle variations in tone and texture. Each pitcher is individually hand-built and finished to celebrate the tactile beauty of clay.
Slip and underglaze detailing emphasize form and surface, inviting subtle variations in tone and texture. Each pitcher is individually hand-built and finished to celebrate the tactile beauty of clay.
A few pieces from the latest kiln. Continuous problem solving and areas for growth & knowledge. #ceramics #clayart #handmade #gainesville #mayco #madeinaskutt #slip #slipware
June 27, 2025 at 5:34 PM
A few pieces from the latest kiln. Continuous problem solving and areas for growth & knowledge. #ceramics #clayart #handmade #gainesville #mayco #madeinaskutt #slip #slipware
Some small vessels slipped and decorated
June 11, 2025 at 2:51 PM
Some small vessels slipped and decorated
New slip decorated mugs
May 7, 2025 at 1:13 PM
New slip decorated mugs
Getting the brushstrokes to not looked over worked or forced can be challenging. Going at it with a confident hand, embracing spontaneity, AND practice really helps me get the look I’m trying to achieve ( or at least closer each time).
March 20, 2025 at 5:55 PM
Getting the brushstrokes to not looked over worked or forced can be challenging. Going at it with a confident hand, embracing spontaneity, AND practice really helps me get the look I’m trying to achieve ( or at least closer each time).
Sneak peak at a few Yunomi ( Japanese tea bowls) that I will have on display @shoppesatthornebrook for their Spring festival next weekend March 1st & 2nd. Looking forward to seeing some of these colors in my garden soon as spring arrives.
February 23, 2025 at 5:31 PM
Sneak peak at a few Yunomi ( Japanese tea bowls) that I will have on display @shoppesatthornebrook for their Spring festival next weekend March 1st & 2nd. Looking forward to seeing some of these colors in my garden soon as spring arrives.
Work in progress..Decorating/glazing a larger platter this afternoon with a familiar pattern. One of my favorite parts of the process. My forms are generally simple and this step really makes the surface come alive. I have a rough idea of how a pattern will look, but I invite spontaneity.
February 23, 2025 at 1:56 AM
Work in progress..Decorating/glazing a larger platter this afternoon with a familiar pattern. One of my favorite parts of the process. My forms are generally simple and this step really makes the surface come alive. I have a rough idea of how a pattern will look, but I invite spontaneity.
Here’s a short clip of a pretty dull part of the process. I sketch out patterns with a #2 pencil on bisque and apply glaze and black liner. Then I wax over these areas before dipping in the background glaze. It can be time consuming, but I enjoy the process and like the end result of the glaze.
February 17, 2025 at 9:35 PM
Here’s a short clip of a pretty dull part of the process. I sketch out patterns with a #2 pencil on bisque and apply glaze and black liner. Then I wax over these areas before dipping in the background glaze. It can be time consuming, but I enjoy the process and like the end result of the glaze.