few historic greek paintings survived the 2500 year old
civilization; a lot of what we know about
anchient greek art and culture is
from the portrayal on pottery.
considering this, we might/should want to stop for a minute and imagine
“what would little ufo men think if they land on earth in 1,000 years from now?”
mankind might be extinct – 2012 is around the corner, if you believe the prophets of doom!
will the ceramics they find tell of a civilized society or will they look at it
with total dismay and wonder what an ignorant bunch we were?
“what would little ufo men think if they land on earth in 1,000 years from now?”
mankind might be extinct – 2012 is around the corner, if you believe the prophets of doom!
will the ceramics they find tell of a civilized society or will they look at it
with total dismay and wonder what an ignorant bunch we were?
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| ceramic matters - champaign bubble trophy a trophy is a reward for an achievement; those who win it cherish the legacy it represents |
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| ceramic matters - red trophy |
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| ceramic matters - trophy |
how original or ground-breaking!
is it about an old thought in an innovative and
different presentation?
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| chinese ceramics |
traditions
the use of form and shape
ceramics during the ages.
the oldest known ceramics from
japan – 10,000 b.c.
turkey - 9,000 b.c.
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2 comments:
I like how the handle design and the bubble effect work together. I also really like the amphora. That would be a cool piece to have on my bookcase.
Krystan, The Amphora on the post is most likely priceless – it is about 2,600 years old. Pity you are so far, we could have made a plan in the studio with some of our work! (We have a “friends and family” corner)
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