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Bumblebee and mother nature are now my roommates 😂 @rosemarygu Thanks to everyone for making this class a fun one!! I had a great semester and it was nice to meet you all 😁

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I've been getting back into drawing lately and I forgot how much I loved it ❤️ work in progress

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It was my first time presenting my artwork this Wednesday at the farmer's market at SUNY-ESF. It was nice to receive a lot of feedback from people and meet other artists in the area. I had a lot of fun and I'm hoping to be a part of it again next semester! 😁

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Underglaze colors unfired vs fired

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Fern impressions

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This artist uses surrealism to create strange female figures. I love his work, he's an inspiration of mine for my next project.

@miles_art

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While looking for inspiration for the idea project involving water, I came across this amazing artist. She grew up on Lake Erie and took inspiration from nature along the shore. Her pieces involve beautifully flowing water along flowing trees to create a contrast in the same piece. The textures and motion she creates with her work is amazing. http://4rtgallery.blogspot.com.br/2015/05/ocean-inspired-ceramic-sculptures-by.html?m=1

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These are some pictures of the mugs I've been making at home recently. I love using natural elements as impressions in the clay slabs. Once I bisque fire them, I put underglaze on the impressions and then wipe it off with a sponge so it only stays in the veins of the leaves. I use fern, oak, juniper, strawberry, and many more plants I collect on hikes to bring inspiration from local forests. Winter comes and goes and with it the forest life varies, but I love the permanent aspect I can get from a ceramic impression.

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My Mother Nature sculpture is almost finished! I wanted to represent that feeling you get when you take a walk in the forest, and find yourself at home with your surroundings. When you immerse yourself until it is one big symphony of life. We are a part of nature, and it's a part of us. To separate oneself from it is man's biggest mistake. But to recognize where we all come from and what we rely on is a step forward with making the world a better place.

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This guy makes super cool moving parts to his ceramic mugs! I love the mechanical design

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Using old unfinished paintings and sketches as fuel for my current project.

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Making progress on my coil Head. I've always hated working with coils but this project is starting to change my mind!

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A mug I made a little while back, I used a real juniper branch for the impression on the clay

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Jacek Opala -  Multilayer Head 

Chammote ceramics

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by  Haejin Lee

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untitled, heads ~ jun kaneko

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This is a good short demo on pushing facial features into clay