Heh
I just love doing it.
The only thing I have patience for.
But thank you very much.

You can camp @ paintings but not @ roof on e1m5? Strange...

Hahaha, mister RoofRabbit himself.
Well, I can camp on castle! My own personal coffee corner there.
And dm6 if they let me, but everyone likes my office at MH, so it's a bit hard to camp there nowadays.
I'll have to train for the roof on e1m5, mostly I just shoot the ledge and kill myself there. Or forget to watch the lift.....

A sculpture I made nine years ago. It is one of my first sculptures. I was happy about the result, got me interested in the trade.
Terracotta with gold leaf and white oil paint. Uh. And dust, I notice



It wasn't fired, so now it's cracking up slowly. You can see the unfired terracotta colour under the gold
The bad head, without blitz, so's the shadows can be seen plus it looks more evil:

Cool fragles! Have you more sculptures (I assume yes, since you said "one of my first" and can we see those too?

Sure - most of them are sold or given away, but I'll bring the camera along to work tomorrow, I had some new stuff glaze fired this weekend

White Widow

Glaze oven not full enough to fire yet, so...

The reddish colour is the unfired black glaze - it will be glossy black when fired.
The white areas show the biscuit fired stoneware underneath, I've left them unglazed
so's I can use the white highlights when painting the details later on. The back plate is ca 15x10 cm



A candle holder I'm working on, dry but not yet fired. Coarse stoneware with lots of grog in it.
I think I'll give her a crown so's the wax doesn't drip onto the table.
Any suggestions for what colour(s) I could glaze her with?

With crown? Hmm.. oker. Dark yellow and olive green spring to mind. Oker would be nice to mix those two colours up.
Keep the pics on coming Fragles, I love seeing it all
That top thing that you not fired yet, is that a nun?

Earth colours would be real good on that one yes. I will keep the surface gritty and organic.
A nun? Haven't thought about it, but it does look a bit like a nun, yes? She's got a robe anyway.
That one has been sanded real smooth, so it should be a nice, real shiny black when glazed.

Little nothings.....

I love the decorated furniture! That kind of thing is great fun to do, too

This is a stencil I made a few weeks ago, I'll probably use it on a plate, a tea pot or something like that. Rubbish really, but fun to do.
My master liked it, and wanted us to make several of these and go spray them on walls like we did ten years ago

Lovely!
What you mean master and who is us?
And dont you use the flat thick cutted hard brushes to stamp it on in stead of spray?

I'll use coloured clay for that one, I think, i apply it to the drying plate or teapot throuch the stencil.
I'm a potters apprentice, started just a couple months ago. Us is me and my master. I've known her for the last ten years though

Hihi, sorry for my curiosity, and thank you very much for explaining.

The Big Fat Data Slorper

As soon as I have the lust for it, I will continue all the blabla datat and the thingies, the tubes of the datastoragesacks on the frame.

Well, I had a bit of lust left

Awesome as always!

The left shoulder of my winter jacket. It's nice and warm and wooly

Hahah, super

Another stencil. This one turned out a little lopsided. I think I'll try it one more time

What does that mean, lopsided?

As in tilted or bent - especially the top of the 'plant'

Well, call it artistic freedom or just like reality, no plant grows straight up, but gets a lopsided shape due to natures grills.

Never finished doodle......
**deleted pic of the quaddick**
It was too disturbing.

Disturbing. :-o

I have drawn it like this, but imagine the pic 90 degrees turned to the right........ that would make a cute doll or not?

Yes! Marbles, rubber and leather? Perhaps with holly spikes?