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Pottery by Osa

It takes me at least a couple of hours to decorate a pot this size. I brush three layers of terra sigillata into each section, alternating the different types of clay in a rhythmic symmetry. Then I’ll bisque fire the pot, apply glaze and fire one last time. I haven’t made as much progress this week as I would have liked so I may end up working a bit this weekend, which is something I try to avoid. Have a good weekend, everyone.
#pottery #clay #ceramics #WIP #timelapse #keramik #wildclay

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Pottery by Osa

I’m ending the week on one of my favorite parts of the process—selecting coordinating hues of glaze and terra sigillata to paint my pots. I started working this way about a year ago. After collecting clay samples for many years, I finally began using them to decorate my pottery. It has added so much to my work in terms of cultural expression and connection to the Earth. More details in the #alttext
#ceramics #clay #pottery #wildclay #WIP

A square photo of a clay sample next to a fired test tile. The clay is a dark orange-tan color and the tile is dark orange-brown with a soft sheen. Both objects lay on a gray concrete floor. The clay was collected from the land around Arrowmont School of Crafts in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, in the Smoky Mountains. It’s a place I’ve been able to travel to three times so far and holds positive memories for me. I’ve attended workshops there and also taught there myself.
The image features a collection of colorful ceramic test tiles with decorative patterns, placed in front of jars labeled with different place names that correspond with where the clay inside was collected. A bone dry, unfired decorative pitcher is on the right, and various pottery pieces are visible in the background. The objects sit on a work table within the context of an apparently active pottery studio. Various pieces of pottery and kilns can be seen in the background.
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ilanthar

Les terres émergées du Royaume Cassitéride sont donc un peu plus petites que le Guatemala. Beaucoup de taf en perspective, c'est des îles montagneuses et il faut que je détaille certaines zone marines côtières (habitées).

The area of the Cassiteride Kingdom is a tad smaller than Guatemala. A lot of work to do on the topography, those are mountainous islands and I need to do some coastal parts (inhabited).

#map #jdr #worldbuilding #rpg #fantasy
#krita #logo #wip

Vue d'un livre ouvert façon encyclopédie d'un pays imaginaire, avec la carte en cours sur la page de droite
Portion de la carte en cours, avec le début de la topographie sur les îles centrales
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Dr H

The answer was, of course, both.

Although with minimal alterations, the female space marine is likely to be finished first.

As the "new" combi-weapons come with 1 bolter and 4 top options, I have cast extra bolter parts to make use of them all (eventually).

The Sanakan Necron is in the process of re-posing. I'm aiming for the ref' pose on the left, with the S-shape of the right.
Selected head from a Dark Eldar Wych, with the top knot removed.

#WIP #SpaceMarine #Necron #Blame! #Sanakan #DrH

Various angles of an unpainted space marine miniature with an added female head from Crooked Dice / Bad Squiddo games.
Front and back views of the re-posed legs of a Necron and 2 reference photos from the Manga "Blame!". First has the character with a foot up on something, as will the miniature. The second shows the character drawn in a S-shape, legs curving backwards at the knee, while the body arches with the belly forwards.
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Evan Sky arts

This is by far the tiniest item I have ever crated with felt!
This is one of my 5 upcoming handmade felt magnets! Because yes, a little magnet is hidden inside its belly and you can attach it anywhere that holds magnets!
I’m hoping to release them before the summer, so stay tuned!

A tiny green, brown and pale yellow felt moth held on the tip of my fingers in front of a sunlit garden. The moth has a brown body and orange embroidered eyes as well as two little antennas.
Another angle of the moth.
#art#artist#cute
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