#ceramicartists

[robinsceramics]

pastel dragon!

this was a commission for @lovesodeepandwideandwell! She turned surprise unicorn colors—I used a violet underglaze without testing it, and it turned quite pale and translucent in the firing. Despite the surprise, I'm pleased with the results.

[image descriptions: photographs of a ceramic sculpture of a dragon in pale white, pink, and cream colors. She has four legs and no wings. The dragon crouches with her body and tail curling, head held high on a long neck and eyes looking upward curiously. A ridge of raised scales runs down her back, and smaller, subtler scales are incised into her body. Her nose is pink and heart-shaped. Her eyes are blue with big black pupils, and her smooth round head has four straight round horns and two ears with fluffs of ceramic 'fur' in them. Her paws are catlike. The dragon's body is cream with delicate shadings of pink, and her head and limbs are a pale whitish color which makes her scales' dark outlines stand out.]

[laurenrheller]

This is my favorite piece out of the wood/soda firing at Peter’s Valley. I can’t get enough of those golden spots! Sculpture is handbuilt stoneware, wood soda fired to cone 12.

[theeyeballwoman]

Beemster At Zozimus

Last night, I attended the opening of Briget Beemster's exhibition at Gallery Zozimus, 57 Frances Street, Dublin 8 D08 RX8V. The atmosphere was very relaxed and the venue was welcoming.

Much time and effort had gone into the design and execution of each of Brigit's pieces. Her exhibition features sculptural scenes including figures, trees, cabinets and an airplane. My favourite piece was the cow because it was the most minimalist. Brigit's exhibition will continue until the 1st April 2023.

There are many other paintings and sculptures on show at Gallery Zozimus. This gallery shares a space with Niall Mullin Antiques.

#galleryzozimus #brigitbeemster #ceramics #ceramicart #ceramicartwork #figurativeartwork #figurativeceramics #whattodoindublin #whattoseeindublin #niallmullenantiques #niallmullen #antiques #satire #humour #francesstreet #classy

[burlaseramik]

Burla Seramik Handmade Ceramic Coffee Mug

[thegodbeast-mushi]

Saturday Estate Sale score in Paola Kansas!!! 50% off day…only paid $1!!! Wanna keep it…but 4 now it’s on my eBay. 😉💪😎🤑 #lagardotackett #lagardotackettdesign #architecturepottery #minimalism #minimalist #minimalistic #blackandwhite #porcelain #minimalistpottery #60spottery #1960spottery #1960sart #60sart #potteryart #art #ceramicart #ceramicartist #decanter #kahlua #kahlúa #kahluablackrussian #blackrussian #cocktails #cocktail #thegodbeast #estatesalefinds #estatesalefind #estatesale #paolakansas #kansas (at Paola, Kansas) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqTRZ0qOJ6B/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[benmavininellitonu]

[TR] Janny Baek'in Öteki Dünyaya Ait Seramik Formları Büyümeyi ve Dönüşümü Çağrıştırıyor - Baek, üniversitede seramik okuduktan sonra, yüksek lisans eğitimi ve mimarlık alanında kariyer yapmadan önce animasyon ve oyuncaklar için heykeltıraş olarak çalıştı. Bir mimar olarak, gelişmiş tasarımlar oluşturmak için bilgisayar algoritmalarından yararlanan parametrik 3B modelleme gibi dijital araçları kullandı ve teknolojinin olanaklarından yararlanırken, elleriyle çalışmaya yöneldi.

[ENG] Janny Baek's Otherworldly Ceramic Forms Evoke Growth and Transformation - After studying ceramics at university, Baek worked as a sculptor for animation and toys before pursuing graduate studies and a career in architecture. As an architect, he gravitated towards working with his hands while utilizing digital tools such as parametric 3D scale, which uses computer recordings to create advanced structures.

[gabrielleguy]

Working on images for the long-awaited upcoming Hylton Nel monograph ‘Things Made Over Time’, to be published by Hurtwood Books and Stevenson. It’s been a mammoth job, and is on its way to print soon! Look out for it in 2025.

[illubean]

CeramicArtist!Nanami who after retiring as a sorcerer branches out to discover different hobbies

CeramicArtist!Nanami who initially picked up baking and cooking, but felt he needed an outlet that was more creative

CeramicArtist!Nanami who see's an ad for a couple's pottery class, suggesting the two of you try it out

CeramicArtist!Nanami who ended up being a natural; he picked up all the techniques fairly quickly and his first few pieces seemed to be flawless (unlike your lopsided bowl...)

CeramicArtist!Nanami who decides to continue his craft even after the two of you stop attending the couple's class, investing in all of the needed materials and even going as far as to find a store that sells locally sourced clay

CeramicArtist!Nanami who in his downtime turned your garage/shed into his workshop, the walls lined with all sorts of tools and different glazes

CeramicArtist!Nanami who crafts so often that at this point, all of the dishware in your house might as well be replaced by his creations

CeramicArtist!Nanami who spent weeks perfecting a mug he would gift you after seeing how upset you were when you accidentally knocked your favorite mug off the shelf

CeramicArtist!Nanami who walks into the house one day with his sleeves rolled up past his elbows, clad in a muddied apron as he hands you his creation

CeramicArtist!Nanami who carved the both of your initials with a little heart next to them on the bottom of the mug (you nearly cried tears of joy after receiving something so thoughtful)

CeramicArtist!Nanami who, even though he didn't like the life of a sorcerer, missed teaching and decided to open up his own youth ceramics class

CeramicArtist!Nanami who is loved by all of his students, parents and local artists. Not only is his work amazing and inspiring, but he was a phenomenal teacher

CeramicArtist!Nanami who never thought he'd find his passion so late in life, but is the happiest he's ever been as he continues to create his art with you supporting him every step of the way <3

[k00288552]

While I was investigating how I wanted to layer with spices to create a visually interesting sculptural piece, I returned to one of the first practices we learned in ceramics elective workshops of using paper to create the structure first before we moved to clay.

[housearctic]

[mferrarezi]

Espírito Santo 95cm 450,00

[lucegoods]

First vase back from firing! Still getting some bleeding but I’m trying new techniques. Overall pretty happy with it! 🌸 Old flowers cause I didn’t get the chance to reload and the best damn short haircut ever.✨ #ceramics #pottery #ceramicart #ceramicartist #shorthair #vase https://www.instagram.com/p/CqbS4f0vLVa/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[dfartproject]

Chao Harn Kae @chao_hk #sculpture #ceramics #ceramic #stoneware #hk #ceramica #ceramicart #ceramicartist #cerámica (at Hong Kong) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqWOqEMI9Jv/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[burlaseramik]

Burla Seramik Hand painted Mug

[foxestacado]

Remember when I made this realistic hand? Well this is what I used it for. Would you drink soup out of this bowl? #art #pottery #ceramics #sculpture #potteryofinstagram #potteryoftiktok #potterywheel #ceramicsart #ceramicartist

[abwwia]

Reinata Sadimba (born 1945)

is a Mozambican ceramicist who produces work that originates in traditional Makonde pottery, while incorporating her own techniques and conceptions of femininity and motherhood. She is considered among the most important contemporary sculptors in Mozambique.

via Wikipedia

Photo source: https://akkaproject.com/portfolio/reinata-sadimba-i-mozambique/

#ReinataSadimba #Mozambiqueart #MozambiqueArtists #AfricanArt #AfricanWomen #womensart #artbywomen #femaleartists #sculpture #femalesculpturer #ceramicartist #PalianShow #blackfemaleartist