Tiki mug colours....a survey. - Collecting Tiki

TK Tiki Kaimuki Grand Member (4 years) OAKLAND, baby Joined: Sep 25, 2006 Posts: 835	TK Tiki Kaimuki Posted posted on Tue, May 24, 2011 12:27 PM Trutiki, mahalo for posting up pics of Skoai. The pictures I take myself always stink! As a mug maker, many times the design dictates my first choices for glaze color. As I make more of the same design I honestly get bored and the mug surface serves as a canvas where I attempt to regain interest in something I have done a number of times. This is why I generally do not do a certain number of any color anymore, except in the case of one offs. If you're familiar with my mugs, you know I have a standard color palette, but ALMOST anything is a possibility if it makes me feel less like an assembly line worker. This is another reason why I have a low limit for the total number of mugs per design, by the time I make the 3rd mug I am already thinking of what I want to do next. Fun overrides everything else.

Trutiki, mahalo for posting up pics of Skoai. The pictures I take myself always stink!
As a mug maker, many times the design dictates my first choices for glaze color. As I make more of the same design I honestly get bored and the mug surface serves as a canvas where I attempt to regain interest in something I have done a number of times. This is why I generally do not do a certain number of any color anymore, except in the case of one offs.
If you're familiar with my mugs, you know I have a standard color palette, but ALMOST anything is a possibility if it makes me feel less like an assembly line worker. This is another reason why I have a low limit for the total number of mugs per design, by the time I make the 3rd mug I am already thinking of what I want to do next. Fun overrides everything else.

Post #590552 by Tiki Kaimuki on Tue, May 24, 2011 12:27 PM