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Tag Archives: beauty
Back to work; sculpting a torso
The spring weather is all but gone and I am in my studio concentrating on my alternative portrait commissions. In weather like this it is difficult to get the studio warm enough; I can wear layers of clothes, my client … Continue reading
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Tagged alternative portraits, anna keiller ceramics, anna keiller studio, beauty, body cast, ceramic torsos, clay, clay walls, client, commissions, life casting, mold, plaster, plaster bandages, plaster mold, sculpture, sculptures, shopping, smoke fired, smoke firing, soft soap, studio, style, torso, torsos, work, www.annakeiller.com
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Christmas gifts
I have forgotten to do the great Christmas Sale this year, my timing isn’t always what it should be. However, little gifts are flying out from my studio this Christmas without the razzmatazz, and I’m not complaining – just feeling … Continue reading
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Tagged art, beauty, ceramic, ceramic torso, Christmas gifts, Christmas sale, cockerels, fat birds, free delivery, gifts, little owls, mulled wine, original, pomegranate, presents, sculpture, sculptures, shopping, smoke fired, sold, style, unique, www.annakeiller.com
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Ceramic sculpture with bronze finish
I love to play with different finishing techniques. I was taught a simple technique how to make ceramics look like bronze, copper or pewter. You simply mix copper or bronze filler with matte varnish and paint it on bisque fired … Continue reading
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Tagged art, arts, beauty, bisque firing, botz glazes, bronze effect, ceramic, clay body, finishing techniques, male torso, sculpture
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