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Go Figure? This is the second male Black-backed Woodpecker I`ve seen in as many outings! This guy was taken near the shore of Lake Superior in Thunder Bay. The previous (BBW) with the excavation in progress, was taken 120 km southwest of Thunder Bay @ Northern Light Lake.
Here is one of the latest pieces I am working on for my show that I install on March 29th. This is a shellac resist technique where you paint shellac onto to dry greenware, porcelain or clay with no grog or sand works best. Let the piece dry overnight then wipe back the exposed areas with a wet sponge. This creates a beautiful raised area for glaze to pool around and highlight. The shellac burns out in the bisque firing and you need to wipe/sand off the shellac ash that is left on the piece before glazing. Fun technique!
Live / Primavera Sound Festival @ Barcelona.
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Sadly, this song is about 8 seconds too long for Flickr. See the whole thing: vimeo.com/2167613
Also, I was really glad that smoking was prohibited here, but you can still see the cloud of smoke from a nicotine junkie who just couldn't resist lighting up. Bah!