First clay tikis in progress...

Very cool work!

Thanks

Nice work!!

Welcome to TC Shrunkentiki, you've been busy!

Great wood texture, I guess it helps being a wood carver too. They don't look like mugs, I take it they are sculptural pieces?

Beautiful glazework - looks like verdigris in the low spots and rubbed bronze on the high spots

Wow! These are really special in my book, sculpture or vessel, really doesn't matter.

Thanks Mike, its not glazework,it's a "patine" usually used for cooker plates , vert de gris patine and hand polished

I Like Em!! That Patine is beautiful...

ST, I can't find any info about your vert de gris patine. Is it a bronze foil like gold leaf that you apply to the surface?

vraiment super ton travail :wink: really nice work!!!
I love your style!

Excellent work with clay... Insane detail on those tiki's

Way cool. And those are your 1st attempts? Can't wait to see what you follow those up with.

Thanks, some new in the oven today .....

On 2010-11-07 19:03, MadDogMike wrote:
ST, I can't find any info about your vert de gris patine. Is it a bronze foil like gold leaf that you apply to the surface?
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Thanks ST.

Looks like a similar product called Iron-56 Black Iron Paste is available in the US

But it don't come cheap at $30 for 10 ounces!

Beautiful finish you have created there! I would have believed it was aged cast bronze.

On 2010-11-05 19:59, shrunkentiki wrote:

It soo very nice sculpture you are making, wiss I was so good as you are.. big fan off you

@ Mike : I think the black one coast approximatively 10 USD for a can, if you need some ask me...
@ skipper : Thanks , your vase looks good too

That moai is brilliant.

Belle texture... faudra que tu m'expliques un jour comment tu finis tes pièces, bois ou terre, ça pas l'air commun et franchement bien intéressant!

Avec plaisir , t'as deja essayé la terre ?

On 2010-11-28 23:49, swizzle wrote:
That moai is brilliant.

Truly.

I can see a lot of your influences. Squid/Gecko and Bosko.

That's true i love their job, but it's a long way to be as good as their work
Next step try to glazed some piece, maybe the monkey...

WOW, nice work! I love the glazes and the designs, you've really got it down!

Shrunktentiki,

Brilliant work, amazing detail and glazes...I'm really hoping to get into making mugs at some point...First I have to get used to working with wood...

PW

Great stuff, the green guy is the best.

Lookin' good. Don't forget his wiener.

Thanks, no "quequette" for this one ...

Coco Joe's style Lono in progress

ready to put in the oven

Berliner Bob ( thanks Laojia for the name), called like this 'cause the stone effect was made with the small piece on the pic, who's a fragment of Berlin wall

Mimi Le Meaux & Evie Lovelle with Tangaroa