Clay day

Hello everyone! Thanks for being here!

I realized that I haven’t had much time to blog in a long time.

This year started a little slow and then I started to have a lot more work. I can’t lie, it felt a little weird to have clients again. Some of you know that last year I had work partially but part of the second half of the year, I found myself without many clients. And it was one of the hardest times I’ve ever been in, not only not having work, but mentally and emotionally.

Now that the wave of work has slowed down a bit, I feel hopeful to continue. That this year there will be new challenges, new clients, new creative experiences. Just as I hope that my mental health will improve even if circumstances don’t change much.

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My friend Jenna, does art events at her house every month. Last year, in mid-November, she invited us to play and have fun with clay. It was my first time and I loved it (the texture, plasticity, getting messy, molding and patience)(Also the fact that we are all women creating (what a gold moment)), these were sensations that led me to the decision to experiment more and sign up with her to study in the ceramic program in the fall of this year.

Here some photos from las November.

Here are my reference by net-a-porter.com and my results. (Please check my rustic way of holding the candle holder’s arms hahaha). 

You may also want to see what it looks like with paint and glaze. Well, let me tell you… we used air dry clay, and my candle holder broke literally just when my husband touched it. 

Thank you for reading! see you soon.