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Ainsley Walden’s art is a direct reflection of her love for the ocean and the creatures it contains. From the Long Island Sound by Connecticut where she grew up, to the dramatic Northern California coast, to the deep blues off of the Atlantic in Key Largo Florida and finally to the calmer gray of Washington’s Puget Sound. Ainsley has never strayed far from these aquatic borders that fascinate and inspire her. In her pieces, one can see the shimmer and sparkle of broken light off the waters. Metallic blues and greens blend with coppers and bronze, set off by the occasional red and yellow, all change in light as though skipping off the surface of waves. It is the Raku process, first developed in ancient Japan that brings life to clay for Ainsley. “ I love the firing process and the surprises each one can bring. Ainsley Walden’s art is a direct reflection of her love for the ocean and the creatures it contains. From the Long Island Sound by Connecticut where she grew up, to the dramatic Northern California coast, to the deep blues off of the Atlantic in Key Largo Florida and finally to the calmer gray of Washington’s Puget Sound. Ainsley has never strayed far from these aquatic borders that fascinate and inspire her. In her pieces, one can see the shimmer and sparkle of broken light off the waters. Metallic blues and greens blend with coppers and bronze, set off by the occasional red and yellow, all change in light as though skipping off the surface of waves. It is the Raku process, first developed in ancient Japan that brings life to clay for Ainsley. “ I love the firing process and the surprises each one can bring. Ainsley Walden’s art is a direct reflection of her love for the ocean and the creatures it contains. From the Long Island Sound by Connecticut where she grew up, to the dramatic Northern California coast, to the deep blues off of the Atlantic in Key Largo Florida and finally to the calmer gray of Washington’s Puget Sound. Ainsley has never strayed far from these aquatic borders that fascinate and inspire her. In her pieces, one can see the shimmer and sparkle of broken light off the waters. Metallic blues and greens blend with coppers and bronze, set off by the occasional red and yellow, all change in light as though skipping off the surface of waves. It is the Raku process, first developed in ancient Japan that brings life to clay for Ainsley. “ I love the firing process and the surprises each one can bring. Ainsley Walden’s art is a direct reflection of her love for the ocean and the creatures it contains. From the Long Island Sound by Connecticut where she grew up, to the dramatic Northern California coast, to the deep blues off of the Atlantic in Key Largo Florida and finally to the calmer gray of Washington’s Puget Sound. Ainsley has never strayed far from these aquatic borders that fascinate and inspire her. In her pieces, one can see the shimmer and sparkle of broken light off the waters. Metallic blues and greens blend with coppers and bronze, set off by the occasional red and yellow, all change in light as though skipping off the surface of waves. It is the Raku process, first developed in ancient Japan that brings life to clay for Ainsley. “ I love the firing process and the surprises each one can bring. Ainsley Walden’s art is a direct reflection of her love for the ocean and the creatures it contains. From the Long Island Sound by Connecticut where she grew up, to the dramatic Northern California coast, to the deep blues off of the Atlantic in Key Largo Florida and finally to the calmer gray of Washington’s Puget Sound. Ainsley has never strayed far from these aquatic borders that fascinate and inspire her. In her pieces, one can see the shimmer and sparkle of broken light off the waters. Metallic blues and greens blend with coppers and bronze, set off by the occasional red and yellow, all change in light as though skipping off the surface of waves. It is the Raku process, first developed in ancient Japan that brings life to clay for Ainsley. “ I love the firing process and the surprises each one can bring.

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