Here we used commercial (ready made) molds and porcelain slip, after the box had got leather hard I painted the outside with green slip. Next I mono printed a clown blowing into a trumpet and was quite happy with the turnout. After bisquing the box I glazed it with a gloss and put it in the kiln to be fired, I've actually re-fired my bottom of the box with platinum luster on the bottom, lets hope it works.
Yep, Thought I'd make my way to the scariest clown.
And here I also scratched away some words from my clay tiles, I filled some of the words with commercial stains mixed with water, I like the effect of them bleeding into the clay.
In Jewellery I also made a ring, I pre-made the embossed lace on the copper, but I wanted to make something out of the scraps, the lines reminded me of a lions maine or some kind of animals furr, so it was nicely fitting.
I've also been experimenting with alot of layers in textiles so I wanted to express the same technique in metal, I tried wrapping very thin wire around a thicker piece to create a scribbily caterpillar shape, I really liked the effect and enjoyed making them but I thought they were very chunky so I decided to thin them down with first a mallet then a metal thinner. I find then quite interesting when I look close, may take these samples further.
great post *_* your blog is very lovely and interesting. im glad if you visit my blog, too <3 keep in touch!
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Awh thank you I will check it out!(: xx
ReplyDeleteI love these mono prints Liane, so life like and terrifying! xxx
ReplyDeleteThanks Catherine, I have them standing up in my bay now, so every time you pass by they'll be staring at you haha xxx
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ReplyDeleteLoving the Monoprints even if they did turn out blue...Catherine ;)...
ReplyDeleteReally like the ring and wire twists too!
Thanks Jenni and yea, happy disaster! I can't wait until we're making our final pieces (: xx
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