Shaun Hall

by **l33ham180** October 26th 2011, 1:53 pm

picked up a few bits yesterday from Shaun himself and i have to say he was a pleasure to talk to. more pieces to follow.

these measure approx 16" tall and 7" across

by **l33ham180** October 26th 2011, 1:55 pm

slightly different variation to the first pair

by **l33ham180** October 26th 2011, 1:57 pm

slightly shorter than the others but about 12" across at the base

by **l33ham180** October 26th 2011, 1:59 pm

and the last piece. approx 16" tall and 4" wide

by **studio-pots** October 26th 2011, 2:11 pm

Thanks for the images but for me it would be useful to have a little information about the potter, as I have not heard of him or seen his work before.

by **l33ham180** October 26th 2011, 2:13 pm

http://www.shaun-hall-raku.co.uk/

by nick1512 October 28th 2011, 1:52 pm

Shaun Hall graduated from Middlesex Uni in 1998 with a degree in 3d ceramics. His graduate work was displayed in The Business Design Centre and bought by Selfridges and co.
His larger pieces are constructed using the slab building method.
He has recently become a selected featured artist in 500 Raku by Lark Publications.

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by **dantheman** July 21st 2013, 5:26 pm

does anyone own a marked piece?

by **philpot** July 21st 2013, 7:01 pm

Dan m'dear...
She are sounding rather like Elvis's a Mother-in-Law.
A Whole Lorra Nagging Going On.... Big Laughter

by **dantheman** July 21st 2013, 7:24 pm

just sorting out the studio section Phil, it's far more useful when there are pottery marks with the pots

by **philpot** July 21st 2013, 9:15 pm

Trouble is Dan,studio marks are often difficult to photograph right. Many cameras on mobiles are not up to the task.

by **NaomiM** July 21st 2013, 9:30 pm

Excuses, excuses. My camera's well over 10yrs old, now, and most of the photos are fine. It just takes practice. And when it's a digital camera you can just keep snapping until you get one right.