I've posted on the to upright pots already, but the "alien pedestal" is new. It is hand-formed "Rod's Bod" with a pinched body (flat plate) and coiled adds (legs and spines).
I built this one to be a new vessel for the portulaca (purple flowers) I have in another bowl. That bowl is one of the first I threw on the wheel, but it is rather small in diameter for a plant that likes to spread out. These pots and at least three others are in the bisque kiln now. Maybe I'll get to prep and glaze these this weekend.
And a couple of others I built earlier this week. Another 'pot belly'
and this hybrid Tridacna shell pot. This isn't built to replicate a specific giant clam shell - it is just influenced by ones I have seen in the past, as well as pulling on other mollusk (gastropods) features.
I made this one to be balanced on detached stand. Both pieces are Rod's Bod clay pinched with some coil work.
I built this one to be a new vessel for the portulaca (purple flowers) I have in another bowl. That bowl is one of the first I threw on the wheel, but it is rather small in diameter for a plant that likes to spread out. These pots and at least three others are in the bisque kiln now. Maybe I'll get to prep and glaze these this weekend.
And a couple of others I built earlier this week. Another 'pot belly'
and this hybrid Tridacna shell pot. This isn't built to replicate a specific giant clam shell - it is just influenced by ones I have seen in the past, as well as pulling on other mollusk (gastropods) features.
I made this one to be balanced on detached stand. Both pieces are Rod's Bod clay pinched with some coil work.
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