World in Our Hands Tile forest "Vineyard Nemesis" ceramic sculpture

"Vineyard Nemesis" ceramic sculpture

he taught me basic

It was rough and simple but I enjoyed carving it so much that I just kept carving spoons

His smooth body has a pale blue-gray patina that deepens to black on his feet

As the sun was coming up and the colors began fading the color spread over the entire visible ocean

World in Our Hands Tile forest "Vineyard Nemesis" ceramic sculptureSara Starr, Ceramic Tile, 4 inches by 4 inches. Saras tiles draw from her background as a painter. She hand cuts all of her tiles and surfaces each one with porcelain slip. After drying and bisque firing, she paints lines to define areas on her tiles using a wax resist technique, cuerda seca, which originated in 15th century Spain. She then pours glazes to create distinct shapes. Her finished works often reflect the natural environment of Humboldt