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Landscapes
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Lois paints her landscapes in oil, sometimes with a brush but more often with a palette knife. She works en plein-aire whenever possible using the on site studies to paint her larger works.
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Still lifes
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During inclimate weather, Lois paints still lifes in her studio from the actual items set up and lit in a pleasing way.
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Raku Pottery
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Raku pottery is fired to red hot temperatures, then taken out of the kiln and put into a chamber filled with combustible materials. The chamber is then covered to cause a reduction atmosphere which matures the glaze. The pot is then drenched in cold water to preserve the crackle and irridescent glazes.
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Stoneware Pottery
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Lois fires her stoneware pottery to 2400 degrees F. which completely vitrifies the clay and the glaze to get a durable yet beautiful finish. She mixes her own glazes and uses a number of techniques to make her pots.
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