Pegacorn by durleybeachbum

Photography • Objects • posted on Jan 28, 2016

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Description

I made this sometime in the seventies, and swopped it for a MkII Ford Cortina Estate, my first 4 wheeled vehicle. Hand-built stoneware with wood ash glazes, fired to 1280C Rescued from some very dirty slides.

Comments (12)

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SunriseGirl

10:07AM | Thu, 28 January 2016

Wow! You sure are a talented artist...and to think you got a four wheeled vehicle in trade!!

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1971s

11:11AM | Thu, 28 January 2016

Very nice image

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jendellas

11:33AM | Thu, 28 January 2016

Wow, Andrea, they are lovely.

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sandra46

11:46AM | Thu, 28 January 2016

EXCELLENT!

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wysiwig

1:25PM | Thu, 28 January 2016

You don't say how large these are but it looks like you put a lot of work into them. What a wonderful imagination you have.

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Hendesse

2:55PM | Thu, 28 January 2016

Amazing craftsmanship They look fantastic!!

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photosynthesis

3:27PM | Thu, 28 January 2016

Fantastic work & it sounds like you were rewarded handsomely for it...

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anaber

4:02PM | Thu, 28 January 2016

It is Genial, Andrea! Very special and talented! The details are incredible in full size. I do really love this couple in 'bla-bla':) Gorgeous work !

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Faemike55

7:21PM | Thu, 28 January 2016

interesting and fun creation Andrea!

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Star4mation

10:15AM | Fri, 29 January 2016

Superbly sculpted Andrea :)

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anahata.c

12:02AM | Sun, 31 January 2016

I love how Ana always calls people in conversation "in bla-bla"...I love that expression! And they are: You did a great job on the mouths, they really do look like they're in dialogue. But you did a great job period. Terrific detail and very visceral 'scales' and mane, and I love those sculpted eyes, as if you let the irises come into our space. Putting it against black---either back then or in your recent rescue of the slides---was just right for these jewel-like pieces. Great to see your sculpture and ceramic work, I never tire of it; and it's great when newer fans get to see it for the first time too. Wonderful, classy, elegant, and even playful. Beautiful work.

(I was about to move to the next image, but I decided to add something: Since I'm getting to the end of this session, may I do something I never do? I never 'hawk' pieces of mine, but I just have to ask if you'd just look at something. I mentioned it in an upload, ie, the talk about not having done figure drawing in eons, and how hard it was for me. ((I really struggled with it.)) Well, you do wonderful figure work in 2D and in sculpture, etc, and I'd love it if you could just look at mine. You don't have to comment, and you don't have to read the dedi---just look at the image, is that ok to ask? Several people didn't get the ebot, and as you taught, I'd love it if you'd just glance. So you know: It's supposed to be a mythic figure, and it's drawn from a few ballet photos, which I altered to my taste, added a mask, etc. The link's here...https://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/spirit-dancer---h-birthday-yves-/2665048. I rarely ask this, so don't think I'm being a salesman by asking...I just would like you to see it, if you wanted to...The treatment's clearest in zoom ((ink and PS)))

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