Here are two ceramic figurative sculpture artists that I’m very excited about going to see at Atlanta’s Young Blood Gallery opening July 5 - 27th - Don’t miss it! They are two very talented artists that I’ve seen in Juxtapoz Magazine before; Derek Weisberg & Crystal Morey. They are collaborating on this show and you can see they’re works in progress for this show here. I’ve studied the figure since I was 15 years old and this type of work is very inspiring to me, can’t wait till I’m up to par on being able to produce this caliber of work in clay. This will be a great opening & I hope to see you there!

One of my studio mates has created a really cool cake stand & it looks very nice with my cupcakes on it. I like it when we make things that go hand and hand. Jeanette Zeis is the artist and she has really been cranking out super great work since i’ve met her. I’m continually impressed with her product lines, each is unique from the other yet they all seem to stay true to her own style. I’m glad we work together. She’s got great web pressence Check out her blog site here; her 2 etsy sites; Vessels and Wares & Vegan Dish, and her other website here. Also my studio’s site is revamped; see Cabbagetown Clay and Glassworks here.

This porcelain branch vessel by german artist Ted Muehling is absolutely beautiful. 

I love Jonathan’s menagerie of animals, the whale pitcher is my favorite though.

A few potters at my studio are working on dinnerware, including me, I’ve been looking for different ways to paint them. stencils, dipping, dripping, quick drawings, silk screening and transfers are all of interest. I like these.. dishes, diamonds, & love… “Lovesick” by Pop Ink. You can find them at French Paper online.

I like Lorena Barezueta’s work here and the concept of what was disposable is now a treasure and reusable.   

Trixie Delicious from New Zealand makes really killer refurbished china with attitude.

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I’m fairly new to the Etsy Mud Team and when I was perusing all the Etsy Mud Team member’s stores, all I could think was “wow”! - we’ve got a bunch of very talented people in here. Read the rest to see some of my favorites.

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I think the retro feel of this pottery team’s work is fantastic! I have a lot of friends who would gravitate towards this vintage style and I love it too. Circa Ceramics screens overglazes onto decal paper and transfers that to their ware. When firing, the overglaze image melts into the glazed object and it cannot be washed off. Andy of Circa Ceramics warns to beware of decal papers that require using a spray fixative to adhere the image onto the surface of the object, as it will wash off. Good to know! ~ Thanks Andy.

I Love this line of dishes by JD Wolfe Pottery. They are so alive with personality and are as fresh as spring! One day I’ll have a set to call my own.

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