Ruffles - The Hand Built Pot

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This is “Ruffles” one of my hand built vases. There are 2 ruffled straps that attach to opposite sides of the pot. One rises up and over the other, without touching. Both suspended ruffles straps are self supporting and not touching the other at any spot.

I happen to love a challenge and have built this pot several times. I just love hearing people say, ‘it can’t be done’.

Ruffles3I finished with underglaze then clear glaze over, so that I could get that shaded look.
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bust in clay to be cast

This bust that is 5 inches high, 5 inches wide and 2 inches deep, I plan to cast it in plaster. I had to rework the halo behind him a few times to be smoother because I plan to gild them and have been having issues with gilding. I’m a beginner as far as that goes.  So if some of the surfaces of the ray’s of the halo’s are as smooth as I can make them my gilding should be acceptable.  I wanted to represent Christ with short hair because I found out that back then Hebrew men would’ve felt wearing long hair to be unacceptable since it is feminine.  I would like to paint him to have olive colored skin and very dark hair since that is common for people of a Hebrew heritage. I just really want to do something different from all the religious iconography that I have seen so far.  I wanted to create a representation of him that does not portray him as a half starved hippie with the physique of a junkie, lily white flesh and such.

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more heartsJust finished the gilding for this one

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