I came across these whacky designs by ceramicist Meredith Host. Host makes quirky ceramics with what I think, a contemporary Gothic twist. These pots are great fun. You would just have to put ‘brain food (fish) on these wouldn’t you lol!
Meridith Host food for thought
The artist loves Zombie movies and er, candy! This is reflected in her work, some of which is REALLY colourful. You will have to go on her website to see it though… you’ll find it well worth the look!!
Jane, She has an Etzy (?) site whereyou can buy them! Unfortunately I couldn’t get any colour images, but if you look on her website, there are some lovely colourful pots. Read her interview on one of the links to see how she gets her inspiration lol!
thanks so much for blogging about my work! i do have an etsy site for the dishes you blogged about: foldedpigs.etsy.com
thanks for the lovely write up! -meredith-
Your most welcome Meredith! I LOVE your work! Ceramics wasn’t my strong point at Uni, though I liked the glazing techniques. Lol, Castle Redskull! yes, far more colourful than the grey one eh lol! Incidently I will be writing about Grayson Perry the ceramicist (2003 winner of the Turner Prize) soon. Are you familiar with his work? It’s a bit racy, and the subject matter is challenging, but the narrative is equisitelly drawn. Hope you get lots of sales!
Kind Regards
Lynda
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Completely wacky–my zombie loving kids would love these…for Halloween.
Jane, She has an Etzy (?) site whereyou can buy them! Unfortunately I couldn’t get any colour images, but if you look on her website, there are some lovely colourful pots. Read her interview on one of the links to see how she gets her inspiration lol!
thanks so much for blogging about my work! i do have an etsy site for the dishes you blogged about: foldedpigs.etsy.com
thanks for the lovely write up! -meredith-
i also forgot to add i really love the blog title. i have dubbed my house to be “castle redskull”!
Your most welcome Meredith! I LOVE your work! Ceramics wasn’t my strong point at Uni, though I liked the glazing techniques. Lol, Castle Redskull! yes, far more colourful than the grey one eh lol! Incidently I will be writing about Grayson Perry the ceramicist (2003 winner of the Turner Prize) soon. Are you familiar with his work? It’s a bit racy, and the subject matter is challenging, but the narrative is equisitelly drawn. Hope you get lots of sales!
Kind Regards
Lynda