I have been busy working in the clay studio. I have two pieces that are now waiting to go into the kiln. The first one is a "jug". Or a canopic jar - like a two person funeral urn. It has two stoppers. It is open from one side to the next on the inside - so a fluid can be poured in one side and flow to the next. I haven't come up with a name yet. Sometimes I have to live with them for a while before I find a name that I like. I am afraid to put it into the kiln just yet, even though it looks bone dry. The heads are solid, so I can't really tell if they are dry all of the way through. I hate to take a chance of them exploding, but I am also impatient when it comes to things waiting to be fired.
The second piece - is actually two pieces. As you can see from the picture, the little guy in the front is dry, but I just finished the larger piece yesterday. It will take about a week for it to dry completely. I got the idea from a picture I saw about penguins and the baby being protected by its mother. At first I thought that the little guy looked like he was in a religious nitch, like in an idol in a church. Again, I have not come up with an idea for a name. If any one has suggestions I would love to hear them.
Liquidambar Studio of Art is a studio in Pittsboro, North Carolina, where we all can go to create. This blog will be a small glimps of what goes on in one artist's mind (not always about art and not always pretty). But, we feel to be a true artist that all aspects of life need to be incorporated. IT IS OK TO EXPRESS YOURSELF THROUGH ANY MEDIUM!!! "Photography to sculpture and all of the wet paint in between."
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