Beautiful tile piece by Jasna Sokolovic

Find out more about her work here.
Or buy this gorgeous piece here.
Also feel free to buy it for me if it would make you happy : )

Find out more about her work here.
Or buy this gorgeous piece here.
Also feel free to buy it for me if it would make you happy : )



This work has been my new obsession this week. Thanks to Robin Lambert for showing me.
It’s mezmorizing in it’s beauty, simplicity and illustration of process.
Check out more about Eva Gevaert here.
today’s eye candy is brought to you by : Martin Medbo
See more of his work here.

Scott Rench of Yosoh just posted the work of Li Xiaofeng on facebook and I didn’t want you to miss out so I’m posting a link to this amazing work here. There is a great interview and tons of pictures of this great work.
I particularly like the following:
“How long did it take you to create the LACOSTE Porcelain Polo sculpture? How many shards did you use ?
It took me over three months to create the piece for LACOSTE. I used over three hundred shard pieces! I was trained as an oil painter. When an artist finishes a painting, no one ever calculates how many brush strokes or how much paint was used. As long as you reach the ideal effect, it’s fine. This has become one of my habits.”
So true. People always seem to ask ridiculous process questions when it comes to ceramics as though that would be what would validate the work. Anyway read the full interview for yourself here or visit his website here.
Oh and while your at it you might as well check out the cool work of Scott Rench too!
I just discovered the amazing work of Michelle Summers thanks to one of my fave blogs a plate a day and i’m obsessed. So much for a productive morning, I’m now going to be spending my time looking for a way to get my hands on one of these gorgeous pieces…

You can check out more of her beautiful illustrations here on her Flicker photostream or on her blog mich + mash
How could I have been in the dark about such an amazing artist? I’ve got to get out of the depths of my studio more….