for the first time in several months I am getting an opportunity to just play in the studio – my next planned exhibition isn’t until the end of 2015 – and although there are some other plans underway – the pressure is off and the there is time to just explore some different aspects of clay and finishes.
burdenwithcare – handbuilt ceramic vessel, engobe, terrasigillata, and underglaze – is waiting for its first firing
and a previous post on ‘tellingmystory‘ whilst waiting for a firing has undergone significant change. I am looking forward to seeing the alchemy.
Ronnie, once again you have created two more superbly beautiful pieces of work! Each one is so expressive in their own right and yet they both evoke such tremendous feelings from the power of love and what it can mean to mankind! The creativity and emotion that you have developed from your original piece “telling my story” has left me feeling absolutely speechless and spellbound! …. And your “burden with care” is without doubt, sadness personified! Lovely work!
I love those hands, beautiful objects in themselves. Have fun in your ‘free’ time – so nice to have a space without commitments.
Gorgeous details and so evocative of mysteries. I’m just sitting here imagining a story… in what time-era and under what circumstances would one encounter these individuals. Fascinating.
now we await the fire … to see what happens with the colour – it can be a make or break :0 thanks for your generous comments. The first firing is next monday all things going to plan!
free time – yes loving it – space to breathe. Thanks Anna
imagining a story… I love that Steven thanks
Wow, love love love. Enjoy the play. Kx
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thanks Kirsty – I surely will 🙂
Creative and superbly expression work.
thanks Elena
My heart does little jumps when I look at your work, Veronica!
Just stunning.
Love seeing these before the firing shots!
that’s a beautiful comment Karen – still a long way to go with these before they get to the finish line – I think part of the appeal of clay is that I am learning that I can capture that journey and lock it into the layers during the process. thanks
good to know – because I wonder sometimes about posting pieces before they are finished 🙂
Amazing work
thanks Rosie – it would be great to get away and do something like what you are doing 🙂