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Lol Eye of Sauron Stray commission.
I might have one or two in a corner somewhere that need to be re-fired, but besides those, there will be no more of these slipcast gourd mugs - this first wonky mold I made taught me a lot with all the mistakes I made 😄 Thank you all who adopted these SlipGourdFirst mugs 🙏💚
But before I said goodbye to this mold, I had to cast a few half-pumpkins - I just filled half of the mold to make some shorter smaller non-lidded mugs/cups. I will be glazing those halfies, and a couple of completely ✨new✨ gourds this week :}
Wish me luck with the glazing madness! 😵🌿 Thank you! / Nymla
5/9/24
I turned the freakin' frogs clay AND got a wholesale order for them!
it's a lemon cat...!!!
slipcast, the lemon mold i made myself, the cat is an old commercial mold.
I’ve got a limited amount of marbled mug seconds going on stories this evening. This means they have imperfections but they are still functioning and beautiful. Probably upload around 8pm #slipcast #slipcasting #marble #cremerging #mugs #ceramics #glasgow #memphis #geometric #abstract #design https://www.instagram.com/p/CFRkqsmhKSD/?igshid=1t6l4ohqzybj2
This was one of the first ever body castings I produced out of slipcast porcelain. Throughout my two degrees I specialised in working with Porcelain and Bone China clay. They are both very complex materials but are so satisfying to work with, and the outcomes you can produce promoting their natural whiteness, smoothness and translucent qualities are truly amazing!
Inspiration
The cups without a handle are from and Irish artist; Orla Culligan and the other mug is from another Irish Artist; Emily Free Wilson also known as Free Ceramics.
Had no updates lately due to APs, exam proctoring, seniors leaving, quarterly reports for nearly 30 kids coming up, grades, senior pranks vandalizing my car and that not being cleaned up, kiln explosions, wrapping up clean up and translations to sculpture from ceramics, my own vague attempts at living a life and relearning how to throw-