Neon-Cat Devon Rex

Neon-Cat, Marian Gooding, is a studio ceramic artist working in Fort Worth's Arlington Heights - Camp Bowie Historic District area.

Neon-Cat Ceramics utilizes native clays and materials from the Trinity River basin off Trinity Trails in Fort Worth, TX. Each ceramic piece in the RiverWild series is vibrant and alive -- a true treasure to own and behold.  

Vases, bottles, urns, and containers are coiled or slab built -- never wheel-thrown. Each work of art takes several days to complete -- from collecting the clay, clay processing and screening, to vessel construction, then on to decorating and finally firing, sometimes multiple times, in an electric kiln at temperatures ranging from 1650 - 2330 degrees F. Many pices are then later pit-fired for additional color and texture.

From time-to-time Neon-Cat Ceramics presents innovative and unique ceramic sculptures or vessels for purchase -- please see the web page "Ceramic Art: Purchase & Enjoy".

Pet urns for cremation ashes are also available or may be special-made to honor a beloved cat or dog.  

Feel free to contact Marian at neoncat@flash.net for more information.

View more work here:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/neon-cat/

updated 3-11-2011

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View more art work and some photos of the processes involved in their creation here:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/neon-cat/ 

New work on Flickr as of 11-3-2011!

Some work features Devon Rex and other animals, real or mythical.

Marian Gooding as Neon-Cat or neoncat@flash.net or neoncat.marian@gmail.com maintains only this web site and a Flickr Photo site on the internet. There are many people using the name or label Neon-Cat or other similar names.