The Energy of 2023

My days working in the mosaic studio vary, which I like. A typical day? Often I don’t know until I set foot in the studio. Yesterday I bubble glazed and loaded the kiln. Some days I cut clay pieces or sand dried ones for bisque firing. The last few days of 2022 were a real treat, because I worked for the first time on the mosaic itself, applying pieces with thinset, and using, for the very first time, a table saw to cut pieces at the edge of the panel.

You should know this about me – I’m not a hardware/home improvement kind of gal so using a table saw is a big deal. It was the biggest leap I’ve taken so far. But I don’t want to miss out on anything so I just breathe and try to complete the task in front of me, knowing I’ll improve with time.

I’m always learning something new. Being involved in every step of the process creates an attachment and sense of ownership to the Dana Point Stair Mosaic, not to mention an understanding and appreciation of the project’s scope. I also like that I can step in to help at any time.

I can’t think of a better energy to bring into 2023!!


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3 comments

  1. andy says:

    Thank you for sharing the mosaic art process – and your learning process – on something as grand and beautiful as this staircase will be!

  2. Katherine says:

    Happy New Year Lauran 🎉. Looks and sounds like you are off to a fabulous start in the new year . A beautiful project to be involved with that is bringing so many new things to your world . I love you are exploring new things …. A saw … 🙌 you so got this … your radiant smile says it all. Enjoy and I can’t wait to see the completed project .