photos of Modern pots

[morgaina]

After quite a long wait I got photos back from the photographer. I am only mildly pleased, for as much money as I paid there were several things with which I wasn't happy. The 'hot spots' are the prob as well as some of the choices of background colors. I'm changing photographic services.
But I still wanted to share a few behind the cut:



No hotspots on this greenman, but nothing could reflect off the matt clay. I press leaves into the clay then cut out around them for these guys.



This is a large platter (for me anyway) about 18" diameter. You might recognize little dancing Sythian goats.



Hope the hotspots didn't damage any retinas ;-). This is also a large platter.

Comments

[taisiia.livejournal.com]

Err, is that Scythian platter for sale? *covet covet*

[copper-oxide.livejournal.com]

Yes it is :-)
I have some other pots with Sythian influenced critters on them too. I'll post on craftyhounds.

[taisiia.livejournal.com]

I may have to talk prices with you. After all, I *do* need feast gear. :)

[copper-oxide.livejournal.com]

This goat platter is probably too large for your feast gear, but I can make you something similar in an appropriate size.

I tried to upload more on Craftyhounds, but my computer booted me off, I'll try again.

[loup_noir]

I can fix most of the hot spots. Are you sending copies to me? I can also right-click these, although larger images give me more information to ruin work with.

You are incredibly talented.

[copper-oxide.livejournal.com]

You can!
Wow I'm impressed. There were some photos even shinier than these.
Yes, I'm sending you these.
And thanks :-)

[ya-inga.livejournal.com]

Your work is SO yummy dear - I am full of covetousness : )

My mum would LOVE the green man - he is faboo!

[copper-oxide.livejournal.com]

Thanks very much for your nice words.
I really like doing the green men series, many little leaves to play with.