Cindy Roach

Cindy Roach

 

Member profile details

First name
Cindy
Last name
Roach
Business Name
Cindy Roach
Profile Picture
City
Portland
State
OR
Public Email Address
Oregonpotters.org Email Address
 

Art Work Description

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Firing Methods
  • Electric
  • Reduction
  • Oxidation
  • Raku
  • Mid-Range
  • Low-Fire
  • Wood Fire
  • Smoke/Pit
  • Fumed
Types of Clay Used
  • White Earthenware
  • Stoneware
  • Porcelain
Forming Methods and Techniques
  • Wheel Thrown
  • Slip Cast
  • Slabs
  • Pinched
  • Paddled
  • Molded
  • Hand Built
  • Draped
  • Coil
  • Carved
Finishing Methods and Techniques
  • Dip or Poured Glazes
  • Painted Slips
  • Decals
  • Lustres
  • Underglazes
  • Raw
  • Sprayed Glazes
  • Engobes
  • Oxides
  • Washes
Forms Types
  • Plates
  • Serving Platters
  • Cups
  • Coffee Mugs
  • Tea Bowls
  • Stein
  • Vase
  • Flower Vases
  • Decorative Vases
  • Bowls
  • Soup Bowls
  • Serving Bowls
  • Planters
  • Vessel
  • Organic
  • Figurative
  • Architectural
Artwork Description
  • Functional
  • Non-Functional
  • Tiles
  • Garden
  • Figurative
  • Multimedia
  • Sculpture
  • Vessel
  • Abstract
  • Architectural
  • Organic
  • Modern
  • Traditional
  • Country
  • Bright
  • Earthy
  • Complex
Artist Statement
Professional artist & designer for over 40 years.
Biography
Microbiologist by education, self taught Art, most of my life.
 

Clay Educators

Educator Type
  • College or University
  • Community Studio
  • Private studio
  • Former Educator
  • Workshops
Name of Institution or Studio
Earthly Delights
Class Location
Portland, Oregon & Rexburg, Idaho
Description of your classes you offer
I rarely teach any more. I have given private sessions in my studio. I entice them to try a hand build piece before going on the wheel. Face masks have been a favorite, usually multi-media, adding yarns, feathers, beads & wood. I also taught in El Salvador's outback, with 2 other OPA members, plus 10 other artists in 2008. Years before, OPA had a big Pit Fire party at the beach, brought wood, fired well into the night. I took a lot of pictures, which came in handy for El Salvador. I emailed pictures & instructions because they had nothing. Firewood was too expensive, so I asked them to pick-up cow dung & dry it. When we got there, they did everything perfect, the children were joyful.

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