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Return of the Ibis. I have a small series of these sculptures finishing in the next few weeks. They are made from combining 3 or 4 wheel thrown and altered pots with the addition of some slab work. About 22 inches tall-ish. Sculptural ceramics ar
June tastes like mango on the island. When you eat one fresh off the tree—there is nothing polite about it. The bounty of orange syrupy nectar quickly spreads to one’s hands, face, beard (where applicable) and surroundings… &hell
Brand new from the kiln✨ this one, again, from a series I’ve been developing for a number of years based on graffiti walls. Drawing things on, developing them in colored slip and glaze, then scratching them back off again… painting ov
Weekly work and play with a notable; Sense of place, Momentum of progress, Meaningful social gathering, Renewal of powers. Good living. Hope you’re well 🐅AR #keywestpottery #adamrussell
Spending some time with one of my favorite winged specimens—the finest little island aviary out here in the lab. Haven’t visited this theme in a while, but they are some of my favorite thrown pottery sculptures to make. These arnt glaze
Today I feel like a— Pottery monk, absorbing nonverbal lessons about self-mastery from a nonhuman teacher who prowls cat-like throughout my surroundings and pushes me into ostensibly unrelated situations that are ironically united in that they
Classics never die. Cobalt on Cream— washed out with the shiny glass finish. It took me a long time to acquiesce to the timeless magnetic pull of this material combination. Just seems too easy to make it feel boring and normal… like
Happy Mother’s Day to all the mamas💐 Thank you for this amazing life. 🐅AR
As all fellow craftsman will know, it’s the transit between “before and after” that is the fun part… but it’s real nice when the final product is worth sending out into the world as a confident representation of the con
People people people Expressing themselves Perfectly . Fun lil kiln fillers came out of the fire today. I normally don’t spend this much brush on small pots … but they have a great charm to them. Headed to the gallery in the morning,
I’ve been lazy on the post making for a few days, but rest assured that the good living commences with the uninhibited momentum of a rolling wave. It’s all peaceful inner revolution and bedazzled surfaces set to interesting music from wh
Kiln load a’ characters. Happy with this group. Brand new on the floor, Come and visit me :-) 🎈AR #adamrussell #keywestpottery
Another one from the recent exhibition… This painting is a great example of how rhythm develops in a composition as a result of layers and sessions compounding over a period of time. I painted this artwork back in February over the course o
Fresh pots, in their most beautiful state. Impossible fragile …and so completely alive because of it. Chalky and slightly cold to the touch, with a moisture ombré spread in tones of umber and ivory. A very particular and peculiar text
 
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