Elsa Mora’s lovely blog Art is a Way recently introduced me to these ceramic works by Vipoo Srivilasa. So many lovely shapes and details to discover in these tiny treasures… beautiful! Originally from Thailand, Vipoo Srivilasa moved to Australia in 1997 where he undertook a Master of Fine Art and Design (Ceramics) at the University of Tasmania. He now lives […]
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On March 16 I will start off an exciting artsy journey around Japan. During this trip I will get myself drenched into the Japanese contemporary art world; I will visit artists, exhibitions, events and many many other exciting things. It’s something I’ve been wanting to do for a long, long time so I’m very excited it’s finally going […]
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I have been staring at these precious creatures by Sophie Woodrow forever. But I simply can’t decide which one is my favorite because I love them all too much. Life can be difficult sometimes! Sophie Woodrow had an interest in working with clay from a very early age. She graduated from Falmouth College of Art with a BA in Studio […]
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Jessica Harrison’s ladies remind me of the beautiful porcelain dolls that use to be stalled at my grandmother’s house. But I think I like these better, because the ones at my grandmother’s place didn’t have stunning, sailor-like tattoos. I love the contrast, I love the details.. I love everything about them! Jessica is an English artist who […]
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I love everything about these! From their wonderful big eyes to the tiniest details, these ceramic sculptures by Nathalie Choux are simply gorgeous.. Nathalie Choux is an artist from Nancy, France. Besides ceramics, Natalie also creates lovely illustrations which have appeared in childrens books and other publications. Many more on her site! nathaliechoux.blogspot.fr via Art […]
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They may be useless as tableware, but I would most definitely put these stunning pieces of melted china on my table anyway. Love them! Artist Livia Marin is originally from Chile and currently based in London. Livia’s creations, which are often everyday items, are related to perspectives of objects in a globalizing world and our relationship […]
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I’m introducing a new category on the blog: ceramics! Here’s a first-ever post of some beautiful illustration work in 3d. No better way to start off then with the lovely, pretty, quirky ceramics by Leah Goren, which you can find for sale here. Leah Goren is an illustrator and surface pattern designer who graduated from the Parsons School of […]
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