Showing posts with label Hand Built. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hand Built. Show all posts

Friday, July 1, 2011

V.O.C.O






Funny story in the middle of critique of these three this girl bumped the table and broke 2 of the three. Porcelain and hand designed. 

Hand Built trees

Time heals all wounds.









These are a big part of me.  It is unusual for me to do Hand Built work out of assignment.  Do to my pride of functionality.  I chose to do these and set them up from fall to summer. When I was creating these it was fall time and my dad passed away.  I chose the seasons for several reasons to show change, passing of time, and location. I did a large wound in fall to symbolize how I was feeling and showed it closing over time. I chose to incorporate bowls because I think bowls are one of the most functional forms of ceramics.  I used them to show the seasons, but also emotion.  I feel like sometime I am right side up and other times upside down.  So in fall I felt a little upside down. In winter I turned right side up. I guessed for spring and summer.  I hoped I would be more open in spring.  I found that by summer the wound though still apparent was healed, also my bowl was so full that I could no longer contain it. That is why it is up in the trees for summer.  

Sunday, December 5, 2010

Don't Judge a Book by It's Cover...

I have decided to make a book (patterned after the toothed Harry Potter book). This book will actually be a box, and will be mean and scary on the outside. However, the inside will be sweet an elegant.



Meanest book that I've ever seen!


My husband and I in the middle

Saturday, November 20, 2010

Tea Pot for Mom

I decided to make a hand-built tea pot that symbolizes my mom. I hope that you like it!


I even used my mom's classic baby smiley-face as the signature

Thursday, September 30, 2010

Seasonal Platters

 I am loving scroll work.
Here is a set of platters that I hand built to represent the seasons.








Woman with a Trident

Here is a slab that I made of a powerful, beautiful woman while studying in St. George.