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From @haakonlenzi ••• I’ve been told that my work is pretty multifaceted. 🤔🙃😇 #Lenziware • • • • • #instapottery #potsinaction #pottery #ceramcs #ceramica #keramik #clay #wheelthrown #art #craft #designer #artvideo #oddlysatisfying #proartists #wip #agate #agateware #potterymaking #handmade #ceramics #pottersofinstagram #wheelthrowing #facets

Finally finished another octomug. These are super time consuming so I don't make them often. #tikimug #octomug #tiki #octopus #ceramcs #🐙 #🗿 #sold

#🗿#octomug #octopus #tiki #ceramcs #🐙#sold #tikimug

Maui Moai with a wood grain glaze. Fresh out of the kiln. I haven't made one of these in a while. I think I need to make a few more for the next kiln load. 👍🏻 #🗿 #tikimug #moai #ceramcs #madeonmaui #tiki #tikimuglife

#tikimug #tiki #madeonmaui #🗿#moai #tikimuglife #ceramcs

Baba Yaga- Final Update

If you've been keeping up with Sara's progress on her Baba Yaga hut, you'll definitely want to read this final update with photos of the project out in the woods. Sara is and #arttherapy major and our #ceramics blogger. #MarywoodArt #babayaga

#advanced sculpture #archetype #Art #Baba Yaga #Ceramcs #chicken legs #epoxy #final project #importance of sketching #inspiration #make art for yourself #Marywood Art #Marywood Art Department #Marywood University #Marywood University Art Department #rebar #Slavic folklore #Where Creativity Works

Baba Yaga Hut Update

Sara, our Ceramics blogger, shares more updates on her Baby Yaga Hut that she has been working on. She has finished glazing the piece and shares what the pieces look like this far. Keep an eye out for her blog in a few weeks for more updates! #Marywood

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Ceramics III

Victoria is here to track her ceramics projects this week as she updates us on her growth, materials and workflow. She takes us through her experiences with clay and ceramics and even learning how to properly use a potter's wheel. #MarywoodArt #Ceramics

The first time I ever laid hands on clay was back in the 5th grade; our assignment was making gargoyles. I never imagined I would be taking ceramics in university, especially for a third semester, yet here I am. I’ve grown more comfortable with using a potter’s wheel, the previous semester proving to be a bit challenging (I realized I was wedging the clay wrong halfway through the semester).…