forms found in nature never cease to amaze and inspire, here are but a few captured by various observers...
found via bloom
photo by gudrun arndt
found via marina kamarin
found via kim timmerman
found via louisa grey
photo by janine berben
found via i gigi general store
found via sunshadows
found via zsazsazsu
photo by rosemary washington
bone dry
There is a certain quality to porcelain when it is bone dry that I love: the color variation of the naturally dry material, the flatness of the finish, how it’s all about the purity of form. I had a table full of bone dry ware, ready to go into the bisque firing, the light hit it just right, and I had to capture the curves and stacks and shadows...
Labels:
gleena,
process,
still life
experimenting with glaze combinations
The Phillips Collection in Washington D.C. challenged me to create pieces relating to a painting exhibition at their gallery called Made in the USA. It was a pleasure combining my glazes to create mini abstract odes to the featured painters...
an extra bonus: the super thin porcelain pod vases glow beautifully with a lit tea light, an altogether different experience...
still life saturday with photographer nicky walsh
Nicky Walsh is a British photographer currently working out of Berlin, Germany. Her work can also be seen on Nicky&Max, a collaboration with stylist Max Faber.
Labels:
still life
a little pinterest obsession never hurt
one of my favorite things to do on Pinterest is to see which items from my mama’s table were pinned to various boards. it gives me great pleasure to see the content posted and talked about here moving on throughout the world, inspiring and maybe even teaching. thank you.
Labels:
inspiration,
observations
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