I made another mask for a giant. Mike is holding it for me, and Topaz is wonderfing what we were doing.
These hairy arms are not mine, Mike's! :D Hairy back is Topaz's. |
This is how I have made it.
And I layered the clay on top.
Just continued.
Then suddenly it looks like a chamber pot!
Now checking the form and height at the same time. Did you notice it made babies?
The closing is tricky.
Now it started looking like a pupee.
Whist waiting for clay dries. I made an ear. Huge!
To finish closing, this torture device was installed. Mike calls it a prayer.
Tada" A scary huge mask. Not finished yet.
Now finished.
Wonderful! Thanks for a peek into your magical process!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you enjoyed it, Marigold. : )
DeleteMagical to see the process of your creations! x
ReplyDeleteThank you, LeeAnn. : )
Deletethanks for showing your process - are you concerned about those little crazing lines?
ReplyDeleteI made them! :D It is difficult to make cracks on coiled pieces. Smaller ones are pinched, so they come naturally. But coiled ones tend to crack at joints and they don't look natural!
DeleteI love the the potential of little clay rolls !
ReplyDeleteRecently I started from the small roller and finished with the great vase.
I could not stop to smell interior.
I could smell the ocean , Earth , Nature .
Do you also smell your Giants during your work? :)
warm regards
Misiura
Hahaha! I don't enjoy the smell of clay. I don't like the sweet smell; it must be bacteria! But when I put my head into it to work, I couldn't help smelling it! :D
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Deletehihihihi :)
DeleteI was affraid that I am weird :)
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Very nice blog you have here
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