It has been challenging making this, it is my first time trying out 5-7 kg of clay. I must admit, the first two, I would have done it with 4 kg, and it would've been a lot nicer. I am getting much better now, its lighter as well.
Different eucalyptus have different shape of seed and they changes as they go through the stages of their life cycle.
My journey as an artist in Melbourne, the combination of Ceramic, Chinese Painting and Watercolor.
Showing posts with label spring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spring. Show all posts
Tuesday, 19 November 2013
Friday, 11 October 2013
Lotus leaf bowls
I wonder which shape is better for to theme. The first one is round at the bottom and look like sun is shining on the young green leaf, with the water reflecting and glimmering.
This one is a little more on an angle to the base and the leaf look more matured, almost drying up at the edges; the green is really vibrant and strong.
Saturday, 21 September 2013
spring is here
Developed from the shape of the frost, using the new glaze I developed. Giving it a variation of colors, from light brown the color of soil to the new leaves' lime green and the branches extending and leaves maturing to a darker green. You can see all that change from one single vase, like that tree in your front yard.
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