Ooh la la!!!! It turned out swimmingly!!! The color of the letters compliments the whole thing! I think doing them lighter also made them feel like they’re right up front. It kind of makes it so the dripping gloopiness behind them falls slightly more into the background which I really like because it just makes it more and more interesting and cool the longer you look at it. I love it!
Posted 4 months ago by Carston (Father)
I didn’t realize you had started with this drawing! I’m blown away!! The evolution of this monstrosity into clay with the most glassy perfect eyes (whoops I mean EYE) ever makes me way happy!
Posted 4 months ago by Carston (Father)
Yesssss!!! I am in awe!!! The glaze is perfect and SO FUN! My only complaint is I wish it had more eyes because I can never get enough of the eyes you make/draw/(sculpt/glaze)!!! The eye on this little guy is on another level of cool! It’s so pretty and glassy and stunning and realistic - wow! Also, the smile is so warm and silly and friendly. I love this little monster! Bravo!
Posted 5 months ago by Carston (Father)
I love this! I want to print and frame it for Christmases to come!
Posted 9 months ago by Mattie (Mother)
Stunning!!!! The colors, the lighting, and the shading are all blowing my mind! I wish I could decorate our entire house with this exact strand of lights - they’re so PRETTY!
Posted 9 months ago by Carston (Father)
This is REALLY cool. I love that the art goes all the way to the edges. I’d hang this on my wall in a heartbeat. The web/shape is really really really interesting - and natural - and curious. I keep trying to figure out the pattern or what it could be or what could have inspired the shapes. In short, this pulls me in and is museum-wall-worthy art!
Posted 11 months ago by Carston (Father)
This is lovely! The dot shading really is spectacular and whether I squint or focus my eyes carefully, it feels super realistic and bursting with brightness. It’s like an uncarved pumpkin that’s glowing from the inside all on its own.
