#Community studio

[crossroadsdog]

My community studio runs a market every year for Small Business Saturday ✨ I don’t even care about the sales, it’s just great to hang out with the other potters that I only otherwise would know as names on a shelf (bc I’m nocturnal 😂)

[afrotumble]

[bunniexmae]

hot girl evening

[unholeystudio]

[n3crofreak]

andre just hit 18

finally moved my lazy ass and animated something

[sicariodechinchulines]

he knowss!!1!!

My comms are open btw

[destielmemenews]

Bethesda has unionized with the Communications Workers of America and has been recognized by Microsoft.

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[farfallasims]

Chic Street Apartments Hallway 🛍️

Wallpaper & Floorboard Override | Download

[90s-kid-sad-adult]

it was an airbus A320!

[artworkshopdharamshala]

Discover India’s Ceramic Culture with Pottery Courses

India is home to many centuries-old cultures, traditions, and art forms, including its vibrant ceramic culture. With Pottery courses emerging in many states like Himachal Pradesh, the prospects for embracing and preserving this ancient craft has never been brighter. Through its workshops and hands-on classes, budding artisans throughout the country can garner a greater appreciation for the art of ceramics.

India has a long and varied history of ceramic craftsmanship. It dates back at least 4,000 years to the Harappan civilization, which is credited with the invention of pottery kilns used for firing glazed and unglazed ceramics. During the Mughal period, potters from all over the country converged in Faizabad, the late 17th century capital of the empire, and produced some of the most beautiful and intricate works of this art form.

Today, Indian ceramics are used in many areas of life, including the production of dishes, vessels, furniture, and figurines. It is also a popular choice for decorative items and statues due to its deep symbolism and history of ornamentation using motifs such as flowers, birds, and animals. Pottery courses offered in India by Dharamkot Studio offer a great opportunity to discover and learn more about this cultural heritage.

These classes usually encompass an introduction to the various techniques used in ceramics, such as rolling, throwing, carving, engraving, pattern work, and glazing. Participants may also be taught about the history, symbolism, and purpose of ceramic art, as well as the different types of clays and stains available, the firing process and how to identify the most appropriate type of pottery for a particular project. Through first-hand experience, students also learn about the craftsmanship, attention to detail and design that goes into every ceramic piece.

In addition to gaining technical knowledge, pottery courses provide an invaluable opportunity to observe and appreciate India's long-standing ceramic culture. Aspiring potters can witness first-hand the skill, craftsmanship, and creativity that goes into creating a piece. It also encourages an understanding of the centuries-old tradition and the various sources of inspiration that inform the craft.

Whether it's through an online program, a wandering artisan, or a professional art studio, India's ceramic culture can be explored, celebrated and preserved through pottery courses. By learning its various techniques, symbols, and process, participants in India can gain a deeper appreciation for one of India's most enduring art forms.

[enby--ghost]

do you think, when designing Sun and Moon, that Steel Wool had any idea there would be so many of us online that just want to kiss them silly and be held by them?

or do you think they were surprised?

[jedoggo]

Spoilers for ii 18 (I’m assuming everyone’s watched it by now but yk)

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Theyre so traumatized I love them,,, idk if this is a yuri thing or not tag it as whatever you want

[euniearts]

🐻 Molly in lolita fashion! (for anon)

( like what you see? i've got commissions open! )

[glazenewt]

the salmonid party is DONE!!!

this is my biggest piece i've done in years, took me multiple sessions to get her done,,, respect to the artists that run off of their detailed art prints bc man that takes patience,, this will be available as an art print in a future shop update!! Really happy with how it came out, its fun and silly and unserious,,, maybe i should make a serious king salmonid one next :thinking:

[unholeystudio]