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A representative sample of your bird works should be in the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts; just a thought.
I love the little bird on the beak of the bigger bird!
Looks like your only limitation will be the size of your kiln!
Is it just me or are the birds in that last photo a little…ummm…intimate?
Just have to say how wonderful these bird forms are! It’s been exciting to see their evolution – so glad you posted them!
Intimate, indeed…it did cross my mind…
What clay body do you use for your sculptures? I just finished a set of owl mugs (cartoonish designs) and was pleased to see other birds out there! Yours are beautiful designs and I can’t wait to see the glazed results.
Barb
Oh my gosh! Those birds are just WONDERFUL. The new forms you are creating are really singing!