Since Barbara's Artistic Achievements is taking care of my traditional mediums, I'm removing all of those posts from this blog, leaving just my webcomics, Slipping Through and Pretzel and the Princess.
All the images of my acrylic, ceramic and other traditional work are all on Artistic Achievements. Link should be on the right-hand side, tell me if you can't find it.
Showing posts with label Traditional Mediums. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Traditional Mediums. Show all posts
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Monday, November 22, 2010
Ahem
For school I have started up a third blog. Aside from this one and The In Joke blog, I now have Barbara's Artistic Achievements which will showcase all of my work at school as well as anything I happen to paint or draw in my free time.
So, hear this! This blog will no longer have posts with any of my traditional mediums. All of that work will be going to the new blog. This one will focus on my two comics: Slipping Through and Pretzel and the Princess.
For your comic needs, come here.
If you need a dose of humor head over to The In Joke. http://theinjoke.blogspot.com/
Interested in my serious work? Go over to Artistic Achievements. http://artisticachievements.blogspot.com/
So, hear this! This blog will no longer have posts with any of my traditional mediums. All of that work will be going to the new blog. This one will focus on my two comics: Slipping Through and Pretzel and the Princess.
For your comic needs, come here.
If you need a dose of humor head over to The In Joke. http://theinjoke.blogspot.com/
Interested in my serious work? Go over to Artistic Achievements. http://artisticachievements.blogspot.com/
Thursday, May 20, 2010
A Brief Interlude
A sampling of my ceramic work over the last year. I can't think why I haven't posted images before, but here we are. Ceramics is one of my favorite artistic mediums and I'm thinking about making that my focus in graduate school. We shall see.
These are all porcelain, thrown on the wheel and fired in an electric kiln. Later I'll post some of my raku pieces with a brief explanation of what "raku" is. Awesome, is what it is. I might do ceramics in graduate school just so I can raku all semester long which goes hand in hand with setting things on fire all semester long.
Labels:
Ceramics,
Pottery,
Traditional Mediums
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