The original idea was of a girl watching stars on a rock, titled STAR GAZER. I am changing it to a concept of something that is small and expendably numerous, but depending on how you look at it, it can be big and sparkly unique. Gazillions of stars are above her. She is one of billions on this earth; and rocks, countless. Yet, each one contains notable beauty. Let us nurture the heart to appreciate that. Please suggest titles for this piece.
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I decided to make one more variation of mother-and-calf-bison in order to use up the clay. Also, a bird was added to the back of each young bull. As I was not happy with how they looked in the photos, I went to check the actual pieces. They are about 4 inches in length. Because they are tiny, I think the imperfection and the inaccuracy are part of their charm. I can't wait firing them....
Photographing my latest has been squared away. My preparation for the Sculpture in the Park Show, which will be held in Loveland, CO on Aug. 13 & 14, is moving along. This piece is the cutest of all my Little Buddhas. Come to see them in person if you have time.
Click here to receive an email notification each time a new blog is posted. Four baby buffalos were born since my last post. Each will find its own mother after firings. For now, they look handful to the auntie buffalo. Thank you Becky for your suggestion.
Click here to receive an email notification each time a new blog is posted. These tiny buffalos rattle. They will be sagger-fired, which will bring smoky dug-up effects. With these, I've done the hand-building part of my preparation for this year's Sculpture in the Park show. The complimentary tickets arrived today and will be mailed to my customers and friends toward the end of this month. Please look forward to it.
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