under the winter sky...

Erin makes the most beautiful hand formed, one-of-a-kind, hand painted porcelain bells, brooches, vases, necklaces-

She also makes beautiful paintings…. 

Erin's work is enchanting, poetic, captivating, exquisite, delicate, magical and so much more...

I did own two beautiful brooches, but have given these away to two special people in my life…

I'm definitely getting some more of her work…

if you are around in Brisbane, Erin is having her first solo exhibition at paper boat press, starting tomorrow see below….

functional object

ben fiess ceramic jars- a functional object

 via iko iko

paint and dots....

i normally don't go so much for brightly coloured things,
but i do like these painterly dotted ceramic vases l'atelier des garcons

reversed volumes

mischer traxler reversed volumes- bowls that are shaped

by capturing the imprint of a fruit or vegetable.

via dezeen

metropolis

metropolis is the first project of de intuitie fabriek- they combined their excisting individual work to create a new world. in 'metropolis' vases become buildings, flowers become bridges, bowls become valleys + and spoons become ladders…

photography: ine van den elsen

via iiinspired

michele michael

working with organic shapes michele michael incorporates the texture of traditional homespun linen into the clay.

she takes a painterly approach by glazing each piece by dripping,

pouring and brushing, combining transparency and opaqueness. 

everything in her shop is sold out.

source: via april and may 

edmund de waal

a potter who writes.

his work just doesn't redefine pottery-

they redefine the space around them.

he works in multiples, in cycles, progressing through a space.

pure, pale, white, multiply, serene,

edmunddewaal

paul wood

paul wood is an artist from australia

who makes wonderful sculptures with ceramics
i first found his work here