Nice Knobs

There were some knobs, so I gave them a hot bod to be on. I repainted her around three times as the first two times she resembled myself too much (according to other people) then I felt weird being hung on a wall some where, allowing people to see my knobs.

Acrylic on canvas with kiln knobs.

 And THIS...

...Was my art room locker, a faithful friend, who I never cleaned, until quite literally my last day in the Bellingham public school system. Thank you for holding my sh*t together, locker.

Totoro!

He's holds over two 25lb bags of rice! And is adorable. In the video I'm dusting off much of the porcelain dust, and pretending to give him a make over. But he doesn't need one, he was born beautiful.

Child No. 1

Vashion Orange with slips, clear glaze and kiln wires.

My art teacher was throwing out some old wires from the kiln, and I felt like it was a bit of a waste, so I horded them until I made a tiny head and face and promptly decided that it should be hair. But Child No. 1 is not a fan of his hair, that's why he's got the tantrum face on.
I love him.

Wheel-thrown tea set for my little cousin!

Of course, she's like a year old now, and as this is made of clay, probably won't be using it anytime soon. But, what the hell, right?

Untitled

For this one it was like a, sketch, but with paint. It's kind of mostly just random. But I liked all the colors that I used and though the content is strange, I like it too.

Arylic on wood. (This was actually a cupboard door for a science teacher's class in my High School) And as far as I know, it's still there. So. Yay me.

Works from High School

Which I will just...put here, all at once since I procrastinated it all about four and half months.