Showing posts with label Edelweiss flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Edelweiss flowers. Show all posts
Thursday, 6 October 2016
Warrington Open Art Exhibition
So happy to say I have been selected to exhibit at Warrington Museum and Art Gallery from 30th Sept to 29th Oct 2016. The pieces I am exhibiting are the Porcelain Pansy Sculpture and the Porcelain Edelweiss Sculpture. Both item are for sale. Happy days !
Friday, 9 May 2014
Porcelain Edelwiess
The next exhibition I will be entering is the In Bloom exhibition held at Art With a Heart gallery in Altrincham.
Inspired by the Edelweiss flowers that I found in the Alpine mountains of Zermatt, Switzerland.
I have a bag of porcelain to work with. yummy.. So I sculpted a ball of the clay using the pinch method and used a wooden baton to help its form. When it was leather hard, I carved some apertures to make it more interesting. I then sculpted some Edelweiss flowers, scored and slipped to fix it onto the main sculpture. When dried, I fired it to bisquit firing and here you go.
As this is just a sample, I will add some yellow and green to the center using underglaze and then give it a coat of clear glaze, fire to 1200 and see what happens.
Here's some samples after glazing to 1200, soak 15 mins
Nor bad !!!
Inspired by the Edelweiss flowers that I found in the Alpine mountains of Zermatt, Switzerland.
I have a bag of porcelain to work with. yummy.. So I sculpted a ball of the clay using the pinch method and used a wooden baton to help its form. When it was leather hard, I carved some apertures to make it more interesting. I then sculpted some Edelweiss flowers, scored and slipped to fix it onto the main sculpture. When dried, I fired it to bisquit firing and here you go.
As this is just a sample, I will add some yellow and green to the center using underglaze and then give it a coat of clear glaze, fire to 1200 and see what happens.
Here's some samples after glazing to 1200, soak 15 mins
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