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I recently took a pottery class and this is my favourite piece!
I made a lot of pots for my plants, and this is one of the few that I kept hole-free. I love the color combination on it!
Cat shotglasses and a dangly mug
I love pinching these lil guys!
Also behind them is a mug made about a Cardinal family that laid eggs by our window. We became well aquainted and watched the parents share duty and raise their baby bird. It was amazing how they could communicate danger or seemingly just say hello to each other. The experience brought us a newfound appreciation for nature so we wanted to try to symbolize it.
First Attempt - Pottery Urns
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They need smoothing and trimming yet, but I'm pretty happy with them so far. Still not sure about the size, but I guess we'll see!
Some fancy mugs from Meowyj!
Stay creative and stay inspired my pottery friends! These have gold luster and mother of pearl luster on the mirror.
Made this guy a few years back, but sadly it got smashed before it made it into the kiln. Been thinking about making a (neater) version 2.0
[Image description: a hand holding a short cylinder made of braided strands of clay scored and slipped in layers.]
What are your favorite pottery books?
I'm taking a break from work in the studio to study up and find some new inspiration. I just picked up Creative Pottery by Deb Schwartzkopf and I'm really enjoying the project ideas, illustrations, and clear instructions that I've found are lacking in other books. What books are you reading or have you enjoyed in the past to help with your ceramics work?
Since we're sharing mushroom artwork, here are my raku chanterelles
B-mix clay with underglazes and clear crackle raku
Mushrooms Sculpture
I thought itd be fun to try to make a little slice of nature. The base is supposed to be a cut out log!
fairy house incense cone burner
it takes me a long time to make these, but they're so pretty when done:)
One of my favorites from my first wood firing
I did my first wood firing workshop in April. This is one of my favorite wood-fired pieces. I really love how interesting the surface is.
I make these really cute porcelain cat necklaces
I even do them custom for people! They're very loved lol
Ninja frogs and koi carps
Some of my creations to kick up this space. Couple of small bowls with koi carps and ninja frogs (I wanted to paint turtles but I was painting another mug with frogs at the same time, my dyslexia kicked in and ended up liking the idea 😅)
They are all made with slabs and hand painted (no transfer or anything)
My favorite mugs to make!
Hope to see some more art posted! These types of mugs are my fav to make so i wanted to share. What about yall? (Edited to fix photo rotations via cropping!)
