So tiny, so lovely and SO MANY! These beautiful, chatting wall kids are the work of ceramics & mixed media artist Beth Lo. Born in Indiana and a child of parents who had emigrated from China to the US, Beth’s ceramics mostly involve around being a Chinese american individual and what this means in relation to cultural subjects […]
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Laura Carlin is an award winning, UK-based artists who creates whimsical illustrations and beautiful ceramics. It’s these whimsical, beautiful illustrated ceramics that get to me the most. I guess its the combination of both, playful drawing on bright white, that makes the bears, baboons and tigers come alive so much.
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Oh the wonderful things you can do with clay… I can’t keep my eyes away from these adorable, charming ceramic plates by Lisa Junius. Love! The blue girls and the little dotted monster are my favorite.
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Dutch Illustrator Bodil Jane, known for her colorful illustrations of plants, interiors, maps & more, started off a project on ceramics. At studio 1000 Graden she hand-painted & baked one-of-a-kind wildlife plates with pandas, monkeys, flamingos and other exotic animals. So pretty!
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No happier place to pot your plant then in the lovely, quirky, supercute ceramics by London-based artist Kinska. Love! I’d probably use a large, leavy plant, like the one in the third image. It kind of looks like his hair is blowing in the wind. Yes, that would look nice on a cabinet.
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Here’s an interesting idea for the upcoming holidays: take down some tiles from your wall, and replace them with these beautiful, unique handcrafted plates by UK based illustrator, ceramicist and canary keeper Polly Fern. I’m pretty sure that will look gorgeous! If perhaps that’s too time-consuming: don’t worry. I’m pretty sure it will look good in any […]
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I would LOVE to see these bears, tigers, penguins & friends hang around in my christmas tree this year. So pretty! They are handmade creations by Emily Steels; a UK-based artist who runs the brand Charming Creatures under which she makes the cutest animal ceramics I’ve ever seen.
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