The ceramic face sculptures by the Finnish artist and illustrator Armi Teva are quite magic. I love how she puts so much colour and details on each creation, they look like they are ready to talk!
You can see more of her works on the official website, while you can purchase them on her online shop.
Via The Jealous Curator newsletter
This is the amazing conceptual porcelain works by the American artist Jacqueline Tse. These pieces are part of an ongoing series called Death by Sugar, and it’s filled by deep and powerful topics.
This is what she says about this series:
My work speaks to the anxieties of being human, particularly the dilemmas of everyday urban life. It is an ongoing exploration of shameless consumerism, both tangible and digital, to celebrate the beauty and flaws of this fragile condition.In this current body of work I call “Death by Sugar,” I use a variety of sculpting techniques such as hand building, carving, plaster mold making, slip casting, and slip piping. Intricate porcelain confections are created with an irresistibly perturbing charm, resulting in a surreal dimension beyond dreams where sugar and fetus skulls are remixed into a delicate bittersweet pop narrative.
White is the color of death in Chinese culture, and this series of work is about the peace I have made towards my sugar addiction. The bare bone-like surfaces of the porcelain are meant to be evocative and peaceful at the same time.
You can follow her on Instagram.
Found via The Jealous Curator
So cute!
Enjoy the dreamy ceramics creations by the sisters duo Bill and Ash, Australian designers behind HESUKINAE STUDIO.
On their Etsy shop you can find plenty of vases, jewellery dishes and other beautiful home ornaments.
So beautiful!
The French illustrator Alice Des has an amazing talent and many different skills. In this post I will show you her lovely ceramic swimmers series.
You can see her works on different online websites as Behance, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
So lovely!
This week it’s all about ceramics and accessories, with the beautiful creations of Harriet Damave, aka Harrietsblueandwhite.
On her Etsy shop you can find plenty of fine illustrated ceramics ready to wear, along with other home & kitchen decorations.
Cute!
I love the tiny ceramic creations by the French designer Sara Theron, aka DodoToucan.
On her Etsy store you can find small animal sculptures, vases, wall birds and plenty of colorful pocket lucky charms.
Love!
Enjoy the amazing mixed media creations by Karo Knitter.
The artist combines vintage found objects (the framed dried flowers compositions are my fave ones) with her contemporary illustrative style. The result is a beautiful and perfect mix of old & new.
You can follow her on Facebook, Tumblr and check her available pieces on Etsy.
Dreamy art!
The American artist Christina Romeo brings us into a fairy tales world through her beautiful art creations.
Her works are a combination between abstract and figurative art full of bright colours. The artist is able to showcase her unique style on drawings, paintings and fine contemporary ceramics.
Below some of my favorite pieces, enjoy!
Contemporary and vintage!
The Dutch designer Nina van de Goor puts some magic on vintage found home accessories, transforming them in contemporary and cute art pieces.
On her Etsy shop you will find retro cups, teapots and plates decorated with awesome screen printed illustrations.
Dreamy!
Karolina Grudniewska, aka Karo, is a self-taught ceramicist and the designer-maker of karoArt ceramics.
I love the pastel color combinations and the minimal style of her creations. In the official online shop you will find pretty bowls, cups, decorative wall art plates, treasure boxes and cute christmas accessories.
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