Espuela Pottery
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"The Espuela series is inspired by the shortlived, Espuela County, now known as Spur, Texas in Dickens County. All that remains of Espuela is the cemetery in which a few of my ancestors now rest. The glazes (color) on all the Espuela pieces are Gun Metal Green and Coffee Bean. Together they mimic the heights and ravines of the caprocks that lay throughout this part of the country." This is how I've been explaining the Espuela potter line on social media but there's a little more background as to why I tied this line to Spur (Espuela). Dickens County hosts...
Shipping Costs and Why They Suck
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Shipping is the worst. #ugh As of April 2020, I have implemented a new way of shipping and unfortunately it's not ideal. I use Shopify to host my website and I LOVE it. However, one thing that hasn't been completely worked out is the way they offer shipping. To make a long story short: I have done my fair-share of research on this and have discussed this with the Shopify experts and this is what I can come up with to be most transparent to my clients. Shopify only allows one default package to be selected in order to gather...
Lubbock Studio Tour
Posted by Whitney Morman on
November 9th & 10th (Saturday & Sunday) 3201 25th St. (Tech Terrace) *South on Flint from 19th street to 26th, turn right until you reach Gary and then back north to 25th. Take a left into the cul de sac.* I was accepted into the Lubbock Artists Studio Tour coming up in a couple of weeks and I want to shed some light on the event. The event is actually a tour of a 9 homes that will each be featuring at least one artist in different mediums. (i.e. Painting, Pottery, Woodwork, Photography, Jewelry, Sculpture, Mixed Media, and Music, etc.) The...