Making of "Jupiter's Moon: Hannibal" Contemporary Ceramic Art

It's hard to remember to document all the hours that go into making my sculptures. Here are just a few shots of the making process for Jupiter's Moons: Hannibal. To be exhibited in April (there's still a lot I didn't record!) It's full of blood, sweat and tears but I wouldn't have it any other way.
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*Note: this is NOT a tutorial - just sharing some of my processes for artist inspiration and encourage others to play and experiment.
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[@kinw2436]

Thank you for genuinely sharing with the whole world on TH-cam. New subscriber joining all of you at the heart via the Internet from Chicago, Illinois USA

[@alterelijah]

thank you for sharing! i wonder what did you use to stick the pieces of glass to the bisque? :)

[@karenwildeart]

I use glaze if I need sticking power (experiment with different glazes as they can change the color of the glass which is cool!) Sometimes I just balance pieces of glass.

[@alterelijah]

amazing! thank you so much very helpful! :) @@karenwildeart