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Tag Archives: smoke fired sculpture
View. Snow storm. Hastings.
The first snow storm of the winter is approaching from the sea. This plaque is about 20 cm x 16 cm. I am happy with the way the white spots were formed in the black clouds. I think it is … Continue reading
My pet art critics
I am not even sure how I ended up with these two guys. I love them dearly – at least I think I do. Cockatiels. Trouble is, I do not like to see them caged so they fly around a lot. … Continue reading
Fat Birds
I am having so much fun creating new Fat Birds for Christmas They are coiled, so hollow inside but still quite heavy I forget how many fit in the kiln, but I’m on a roll. This lot has taken me … Continue reading
Scorched White Angel
Ceramic torso, 53 cm long and 62 cm wide, smoke fired…. ..in my trusty dustbin.. …filled with sawdust and dry leaves. This torso sold the day after it was made, which I still feel rather sad about. I would have … Continue reading
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Sold – Fat Bird
So this perpetually surprised fat bird flew off to London last night. Someone called from London Friday afternoon asking for a next day delivery after the post office deadline, and it just so happened that a friend of mine was … Continue reading
Blue Simona, ceramic torso
Ceramic torso, 53″ x 34″ I just discovered her in the cellar. It was probably made 3 or 4 years ago. It is glazed and then smoke fired, which is where the black markings and patterns come from. I used … Continue reading
Sculptures celebrating water
‘Water water see the water flow Glancing dancing see the water flow O wizard of changes water water water Dark or silvery mother of life Water water holy mystery heavens daughter O, wizard of changes, teach me the lesson of … Continue reading
New ceramic torso sculptures
‘Girl with a Lizard Tattoo’, 40cm x40 cm, smoke fired ceramic torso I am loving the recent gales; the winds fan up my smoke bins to incredible temperatures and providing the sculptures survive the heat, and the bins don’t take … Continue reading
New Fat Birds
Anna Keiller Ceramics proudly presents a clutch of New Fat Birds! I am busy updating my website http://www.annakeiller.com I had a nice little run on them earlier in the week… They make wonderful Christmas gifts … Continue reading
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