I've been back in the studio a few times, but have failed to be very photographic about the work I'm doing - so, sorry about that. I'll try to be better.
Very basic work mostly. No massive pots or anything like that. I'm stocking up on some smaller to mid-range pieces for a couple of sales in May, mostly bowls, but a few smaller vases.
And on a dorky, but happy, note, I found my elephant ear sponge. It was brand new and in good condition and it disappeared after only a few weeks of service. Until I found it tonight in the bottom of my bucket of red clay slop! So, I'm very excited to have my sponge back. In celebration, here are some pictures of elephants, ears, and sponges, that have nothing to do with pottery. I'll even draw them myself.
Pretty elephant, possibly angry.
This fellow has a particularly small nose, mouth, and eyes compared to his chin, ear, and cranium. But then, all I promised was a picture of an ear. I can't be held responsible for the entire profile...
Before you critize, let me just ask: have you ever drawn a picture of a sea sponge? Yeah, I didn't think so.
4 comments:
I'm pretty sure you rock. But it's not the best Elephant you've drawn... I have one on the back of a Mabe's placemat that rocks my face off.
Quite true that it is not my best elephant. But it took all of 30 seconds, so I'll keep it...
Hold on to that placemat - it'll be worth something someday!
hahaha
wow
i LOVE the drawings.. this should be a regular occurrence.
these drawings remind me of playing what kills what at camper talent shows and drawing challenges on day camp.
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