#stroke and coat

[brimk-doodles]

More messing around with #watercolor -ish, watered down glaze! This time on a premade serving #platter (white #earthenware clay, so no mid/high fire for this guy)

White #MaycoFoundations glaze as, well, the foundation (it’s really good for easily covering pieces as a base, especially this big boy, which is about 14ish inches by 12ish inches!!). Watered down #ItsSage and #TuTuTango for the #silkscreen chickens (both #StrokeandCoat glaze)

The chickens’ current lines are mainly just so I know where to add color, which will also be watered down Stroke & Coat. Once that’s dry, I’ll add darker silkscreen lines to top it off!

[kelly-clickspring]

I entered this little planter into a juried show, fingers crossed it's accepted, but my escapism art may be a bit too whimsical for the serious gallery art world 😅 wouldn't hurt my feelings if it didn't, it just helped me get out of my head for awhile.

I'm not sure if this still counts as inlay because of the way I finished it, but it was drawn by carving channels for the glazes to keep the likework tight. I have just been using stroke and coat lately because it's dependable and fun to use.

Want to play more with illustrations on pots, but I have had the worst art block. May try to do some cheap digital commissions or requests to get my gears unstuck.

[kurtisasa]

Not fired yet, but still looking pretty neat~

As a reminder, pretty much anything is for sale, I take commissions as well.