Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Drawings for Dinner

Still without a camera, which makes it difficult to share new work unless it fits in my scanner.  Therefore, more work from a few months back.  Dinner plates of cast porcelain I then drew on with black satin glaze.  The one with the woman is various oxides, stains and glazes, cone 6 oxidation.







Tuesday, August 16, 2011

someting old, something new

Decided it was time for a change.  To mark this event, here are some ideas conceived a while back from three heads--Randall, Rob and I.










Thursday, August 11, 2011

leftovers








I'm seriously missing my camera as it's 165 miles north being repaired.  To remedy my withdrawal I have been going back through photos from the past few months.

Monday, August 8, 2011

The Ladies

Well, it's into a new apartment for me again this year, and this time my ladies are coming with me.  Claire, Marlene and me.  My dad took this portrait of the three of us to remember the dashing red heads that bid him goodnight every climb up the stairs to bed.  My parents have enjoyed them but I'm happy to have them join me at a new apartment for the beginning of a new school year.  They're going to look great on my red walls :)


Monday, July 25, 2011

Senior Season

It will be August in just a few days, perfect time to schedule senior portrait sessions with cJefko Photography!  My dad and I shot Sam tonight with multiple lights and gels.  We got some great shots, can't wait to go out on another shoot!  Contact us now to set up a date so we can capture you in all your summer tan glory! (email us at charlie@jefko.com, or visit our cJefko Photography page on facebook)







Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Alison & Ben

Alison and Ben were married on July 9th at the beautiful Allen Centennial Gardens on UW-Madison's campus.  It was a perfect day for the perfect pair to become man and wife.  We had such a great time shooting these two!  See more of our fun at blog.jefko.com.


Friday, July 8, 2011

Botany

It's the last day of Botany class for the summer already.  These three week courses just fly.  I've really enjoyed spending my mornings in a different park each day in the city.  You can't beat class outside.
These are my final projects- a display of dried plants and a handbook on non-edible/non-medicinal plant uses.