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| Formed from red and paper clay |
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| The pot is slip covered in clay harvested locally; the body of the octopus and barnacles are in slipped in porcelain |
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| After the bisque fire; I love the contrast at this point! |
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| I waxed the barnacles and bottom of the pot; glaze layers were poured on the pot and wiped off of the creature. Glaze was brushed onto the octopus. I love that the barnacles stayed rough and organic feeling. |
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| The next in the series is Jellyfish... |
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| and Cuttlefish... same clay's and process. This is post-bisque. |
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| This is how it looks in the kiln covered in dry glaze. |
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| All done! Aside from a few small cracks, she came out pretty well! I love how he looks like he's floating. |
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| Another angle of the Cuttle fish... |
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| And the Jellies! |
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| Next up is this eel, still in the drying stages! |
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