Really Rubbish Sculpture
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I love the material that the neck is made from, it looks like amber.
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Desforges
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Reminds me of a moray eel that jumps out from the ocean floor to bite your butt. As Carol said you are a kook, and an interesting one.
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Thank you, Artyczar. Mine is an experiment using the same porcelain that is used to make the round isolators one sees on high voltage transmission lines. I sprinkled manganese oxide over the top to give that brown speckled effect. The size is 100 x 180 x 270 mm.
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Thank you for the comments Hermes, Desforges and Artyczar.
My original intention was to make a pot. I like the organic nature of your work here. It is like a slice cut from a landscape of closely growing birch saplings or a coppice.
My original intention was to make a pot. I like the organic nature of your work here. It is like a slice cut from a landscape of closely growing birch saplings or a coppice.
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I was once told by an older cousin of a creature that came out of the toilet and bit a boy's butt. It was a possibility. Since I had not long began using the toilet I was terrified. I remember my mother telling me not to be silly. "You sit on it," I told her. "If I sit there I will shit myself!"
I didn't really say that.
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Iain,
speaking of which, I was 20, came home high as a kite, went to bed and my brother appeared in my bedroom’s doorway asking me if I had put the rat in his toilet in the basement. He was white and terrified. I just couldn’t stop laughing. He was sure that it was me. The rat had appeared in his toilet. I called the cops and the firemen came to catch it. There was a lot of noise and then it went silent. The left with it, holding it by the tail. I can still see the drop of water at the end of its nose and me yelling « why did you have to kill it? »
Iain, you brought me some memories.
speaking of which, I was 20, came home high as a kite, went to bed and my brother appeared in my bedroom’s doorway asking me if I had put the rat in his toilet in the basement. He was white and terrified. I just couldn’t stop laughing. He was sure that it was me. The rat had appeared in his toilet. I called the cops and the firemen came to catch it. There was a lot of noise and then it went silent. The left with it, holding it by the tail. I can still see the drop of water at the end of its nose and me yelling « why did you have to kill it? »
Iain, you brought me some memories.
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Your toilet did.Oh, I reminded you of a rodent.
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It's funny to think that your brother saw a rat in the toilet and his first thought was, Jocelyn!
My daughter got a kick hearing about how I locked her aunt, my younger sister, in a suitcase and then let it slide down the stairs. Consequences? We were having fun! Again! Again!
My daughter got a kick hearing about how I locked her aunt, my younger sister, in a suitcase and then let it slide down the stairs. Consequences? We were having fun! Again! Again!
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It depends on the number of occupants — I have heard giggling on a few occasions.
