Thank you for viewing Steemians! I threw a pot about 8 inches tall on the potters wheel, using earthenware clay. Than I raku fired it using a 'multi-coloured sand' glaze on the bottom section. What do

I threw this vessel on the wheel, and than attached small thrown feet underneath. I pressed textured paddles onto slabs and added that to the mix as well. Thanks for viewing Steemians!

Thanks for looking everyone! Can you guess how I made this painting?

I really enjoy how oil pastels feel when I pull them across a surface. They spread their colour smoothly, and I get painterly satisfaction when I use them. This blob of colours and swirls is meant to evoke

Abstract action painting! Thank you for viewing Steemians!

What do you think Steemians? How did I make this abstract chaos??? Thank you for viewing!

Hey everyone! Thank you for looking at my artwork. For this wheelthrown piece, I wanted to explore texture through trimming on the wheel, pinching and pressing clay with my fingers, and whacking the clay

Thank you for checking out my art, Steemian friends! If you would like to see more of it, check out my Instagram account (link on Steemit profile)!!! 😊

Thank you for checking out my art, Steemian friends! If you would like to see more of it, check out my instagram account (link on profile)!!! 😊

Coil built with black and brown clay, and glazed with cone 6 glaze 'snow.'

Acrylic painting on wood.

I built this larger vessel out of wheelthrown parts, and assembled them together during the leatherhard stage. This type of ceramic building is my favourite stage of the game; when I can see all the seperate

In Hebrew, 'Bethlehem' (the town Jesus was born) is made up of two words: “house” (Beth as in Beth-el, "house of God") and “bread” (lehem)... "Do not work for the food that perishes, but

Coil built with black and brown clay, and multiple glaze types on the interior: iron lustre, ancient jasper, and clear green.

What lies below is a picture of the final composition. I printed with coloured pigments and linoleum blocks, first the abstract red design, and then the flame design with white over top. This final piece

I constructed this tulipiere out of wheelthrown parts, as well as small black clay coils, which I added texture to. For this project my professor wanted us to push the envelope, to see what makes us

Word of the Day, 'tulipiere' : A tulipiere or tulip-holder is an ornate vessel in which to grow tulips, and is usually made of hand-crafted pottery, classically delftware. They are typically constructed

Ceramic jar, Cone 6, wheelthrown and hand crafted. Thank you very much for viewing Steemians!