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Corezone Heart-Shaped Secret Vessel - Design Milk - (Navigation privée) Corezone is a heart-shaped object in which you can place something, whether a thought or emotion just like a fortune cookie.

In order to release your emotion you must — well — break your heart. It’s kind of like a hiding place for secrets, or like the designers Agnieszka Mazur and Dorota Skalska say: “An attempt to fulfill emotional needs by the means of an object, a try to withhold immaterial being in a material space.” The concept of Corezone was originally developed by Dorota during a semester project at school at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw.

It emerged while she was trying to answer the question if emotional needs could be fulfilled by the means of an object. ArtEd - Ceramics. Sahar batsry - (Navigation privée) Flower Pump by Veneri Design - Design Milk - (Navigation privée) Résultats Google Recherche d'images correspondant à - (Navigation privée) Award-winning ceramic designs - Creative Choices - (Navigation privée) Anna Borowski - Scultpure - Model Making - Fooding - Echantillons Textile - (Navigation privée) Le Festin Mue - L'Heure du Thé - Anna Borowski - (Navigation privée)

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Nouvelle collection deco chic design tendance : nouveau catalogue. Décoration intérieure tendance, chic et originale : découvrez le nouveau catalogue helline Jeudi 30 juin 2011 à 13:42 | 4 commentaires Que du beau et de l’original pour votre intérieur pour cette prochaine saison hivernale !

Le nouveau catalogue propose d’entrer dans des univers de décoration intérieure complets et bien agencés, pour ouvrir sa porte à la douceur de l’automne. Des tendances déco raffinées, nommées par de grandes villes internationales et lieux touristiques où il fait bon vivre, pour une décoration chic et qui invite à l’évasion ! Les tendances déco à découvrir dans le nouveau catalogue : → Tendance déco Amsterdam : L’esprit liberté et urbain chic et épuré pour cette ville résolument tendance à copier sans modération : → Tendance déco Sienne : La chaleur de la Toscane dans votre salon, et son patrimoine culturel et artistique.

L’ambiance éco chic : importez la nature dans votre décoration intérieure ! Le catalogue est désormais disponible en kiosques et bientôt chez vous. Studio Skujeniece : B29 STUDIO'S. Photo © Raoul Kramer Led by Mara Skujeniece, Studio Skujeniece designs furniture and interior products, specialising in ceramics.

Central to Mara’s work which takes much of its inspiration from her Latvian origins, is the tactility of material, honesty in expression and a well thought-out process. Among other projects, the studio was commissioned to design the tableware for de Bakkerswinkel bakery/cafes in Amsterdam. Mara Skujeniece is also currently a teacher at Design Academy Eindhoven. www.skujeniece.com.

LEAN ON ME : FORM&FUNCTION DESIGN. Résultats Google Recherche d'images correspondant à. Mintwiki / From the Melting Pot Into the Fire: Contemporary Ceramics in Israel. February 14, 2009 - June 7, 2009 Mint Museum of Craft + Design Michaela Orstav Forms hand-built porcelain (102 x 72 cm) 40.2 x 28.3” each From the Melting Pot into the Fire: Contemporary Ceramics in Israel includes some of the most acclaimed ceramic artists working in Israel today.

Organized by:The Ceramic Artists Association of Israel (CAAI) Sponsored by: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Israel and the Association of Israel’s Decorative Arts (AIDA) The From the Melting Pot page on the Mint Museum website. Ingrid ruegemer: 'boules' tumblers for absolute appetite picture on VisualizeUs. Centre de Céramique Bonsecours - Galerie d'exposition d'oeuvres céramiques. Moulage ceramique. Skujeniece - spools. Kopia Modular Tableware – Hungary. Warning: spl_autoload() [function.spl-autoload]: Unable to access scbload4.class.php in /mnt/data/accounts/z/zampik/data/www/_designeast/wp-content/plugins/mailchimp-widget/mailchimp-widget.php on line 37 Warning: spl_autoload() [function.spl-autoload]: Unable to access wp_atom_server.class.php in /mnt/data/accounts/z/zampik/data/www/_designeast/wp-content/plugins/mailchimp-widget/mailchimp-widget.php on line 37 Warning: spl_autoload() [function.spl-autoload]: Unable to access scbutil.class.php in /mnt/data/accounts/z/zampik/data/www/_designeast/wp-content/plugins/mailchimp-widget/mailchimp-widget.php on line 37.

Casting Call: An Introduction to Slip Casting Ceramics with Multi-Piece Molds. Figure 1 – click to enlarge!

Ceramic decals can be applied to any glazed object, but it makes life easier if the ceramic form has smooth surfaces to avoid the problem of trapped air creating bubbles and holes in the image. The ceramic form shown here is a slip-cast jug that I designed as part of a college tableware design project. With a little modification to the original jug design, I made new plaster molds, one for the handle (figure 1) and the other for the body of the form. Ceramic art. En travaillant. Art Mind - Modish. I guess I'm in a white ceramic mood today, because I've been quite taken with these great new works by Art Mind!

Part of her 99 feelings project, she's creating 99 separate sculptures that reflect different emotions. They each start with this simple "babushka" shape that she then adds to, takes away from and creates texture with. The ceramic lab by bril. 'drawing vessels' by fumiaki goto from the 'ceramic lab' by bril all images courtesy the designers. Going Industrial: One Potter Shares his Experience with Mass Production of his Pottery. At the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Art conference in 2006, Ian Anderson mentioned to me that he had spoken with Ed Weiner at Maryland China about the possibility of self-financed mass production. I had always imagined selling or leasing my designs to someone else, but I quickly came around to the idea of paying for the venture myself.

I spoke with Ed and, before long, I had paid $500 to have a prototype of my coffee cup produced. NEKO FOR ARTA CERAMIC / Neko ™ Lisa Firer » floral vessels. Céramique comtemporaine. Résultats Google Recherche d'images correspondant à. Architectural Coffee Set by Klaudia Miczán. Tea or coffee for two?

Here comes the minimalist porcelain tea set designed by Hungarian ceramicist Klaudia Miczán, and consists of two cups, a pitcher, a sugar bowl, and a tray. What’s unique is the detail of the folding grips which are designed to fit snugly on the palm of your hand. About the designer: Klaudia Miczán is a recent graduate of Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design in Budapest, Hungary, in Ceramic Design. Ceramics. Vase contemporain poterie raku par Fabienne l'hostis Kaolin Créations. Résultats Google Recherche d'images correspondant à. Hot from the kiln - Sarah Grove. By parodying sumptuous upholstery and rich textured fabrics which even when old and sagging suggest comfort and luxury, I use porcelain to make functional vessels for the home such as jugs and vases.

By pressing slabs of porcelain into plaster casts of textiles, from which I can hand build my pieces from, I make porcelain mimic deeply stuffed upholstered padding, buttoned silk, waffle and even mock ostrich. These are clean, simple and white but to let every detail show, mother-of-pearl lustre makes the details of upholstery tacks, buttons and braiding stand out. There is a contrast between the soft pillow forms of the fabric and the cold unyielding nature of the porcelain. Simplicity of form balances the rich surfaces and is enhanced by the whiteness and translucency of the clay and by using only transparent glaze. The imprints of my fingers are left on the interiors of the pots to affirm the presence of the maker in each piece.

Porcelain textiles. Résultats Google Recherche d'images correspondant à. Pho Tableware Design was Inspired by Vietnamese Lantern. If you look around, you will be able to find huge number of different type fancy bowl sets and Omid Sadri would be the one you will like most.

The design of this bowl set was inspired by the shape of the Vietnamese lantern and the bowl set is projected to enrich and simplify the eating experience the famous soup of Vietnamese. You will be able to carry the soup and its several condiments easily, as well as create a whole new experience of eating by exposing and removing the different layers. Casting Call: An Introduction to Slip Casting Ceramics with Multi-Piece Molds. Festival de ceramique Paris 11e. L' Usage des jours - 365 objets en céramique. Applying Colored Slips to a Plaster Mold Before Slipcasting For Surface Pattern.

Click to enlarge Each mold is then subjected to a lengthy and damaging process of repetitive slip layering and knife cutting. Colored porcelain slip is slathered onto the casting face of the mold with a 1-inch brush (3). A fresh X-Acto blade is then used to draw across the surface of the leather-hard clay, often digging deep into plaster (4). The trim easily lifts from the plaster and is tossed in the nearest trash can (5). New colored slip is added, cut, and trimmed (6) and so on until the composition is complete, the mold is cleaned up, assembled (7), and cast in porcelain.

When removed from the mold, the work is relatively beaten up (image 8). Peter Pincus is an artist and instructor living in Penfield, New York. Façonnage d'objets en céramique (Dong Trieu) 2011 July « Heartgalleryblog’s Weblog. Kirsten Jones - Painter Kirsten is inspired by ‘collections’ of treasured objects and their remembered or imagined histories. Each piece has a subtle narrative, whish she creates by collaging vintage envelopes, stamps, dictionary text and maps, evoking memories of the places objects were found or bought.

Kirsten Jones - Swimming On A Line Kirsten paints over the richly layered surface using gesso, inks and washes of acrylic paint. Kirsten Jones - Perfect Shoes 1 Recent works include The Garden paintings where tall flowers and plants are combined with garden text and the ‘Collected Treasures’ series where antique crockery studies are overlaid on fragments of 1937 mystery stories about a treasure hunt and a lost Chinese vase. Fleur Schell. Revisiting Ryan Takaba with Mark & Angela Walley. If you’ve been on the site before you may not only remember previous work by filmmakers Mark and Angela Walley but also the craft of Ryan Takaba, an individual that we are revisiting in this short film presented below. The dynamic duo met up with Ryan again to probe a little further into the profile of the creative ceramicist and to see a little more of the creation process that goes into the previously featured “mum’s and water” project.

Having been guests on the site three times previously Mark and Angela’s style of filmmaking combined with their desire to find individuals who strive to follow a unique career path really sits well with us. I felt the concept of Ryan’s previous project was a strong one just reading about it, so it’s nice to be able to hear the passion in his voice and to understand a what makes him tick. My favorite section of the film has to be a quarter of the way through the piece when we get to see Ryan creating the ceramics, casting them into their molds.