Sometimes things don’t go as planned. Bad glazes, cracks, warpage, ugly. All disappointments. For those times we have Mr. Hammer.
Remember the bunny box from yesterday? Take another look at it:
Look at that sweet bunny. I really am pleased with the way the light works with the bunny form. I like the way the image on the box’s sides references the bunny at the top — almost like the dog is thinking of the bunny (and you know I like that theme). But…
Mr. Hammer, meet yesterday’s bunny box.
Yes, Cynthia, you had it right…
See, yesterday’s bunny box is guilty of several errors in judgment: walls are too thick with nasty cracks on edges and bottom, the glaze is spotty, and we won’t even mention how the box abandons all hope of symmetry.
And for that, yesterday’s bunny box must die.
Mr. Hammer is quick and, gulp, painless ?
Here’s the worst part. Shade your eyes if you’re of the faint of heart…
The final blow.
R.I.P. Bunny box.
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So how long does it take you to decide to take out the hammer? Are you wishy washy about it or are you so mad at the mistakes you see (which, by the way 90% of the world can’t – which doesn’t matter to an artist I know) that you just can’t wait to smash it to pieces?
Poor bunny…
Please tell me that beautiful, luminous greyhound box you posted about the other day didn’t meet the same fate! Carmon
Nooooooooo – that’s what my daughter said when she saw your post!
Ahhhhh! Bunny bites the dust!
Looks like that could be fun though, Sarah…and a good stress release? Bam!