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Published: 2007-01-24 05:03:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 922; Favourites: 36; Downloads: 14
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Yesum, It is white clay painted with acrylic.
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This is probably my favorite of yours. It kind of matches your fish tank!
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That's so beautiful and intricate
The detail and coloring are amazing
Beautiful job
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Neat! That's a very cool idea for a vase--very dynamic. It reminds me of a teapot my grandma had with a fish as the spout.
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***laughing at the thought of attempting it myself
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Thank You, Seems as if everyone from our school is here!
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I love it! I love all the different textures on it, and all the layers of color.
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Oh, that is so pretty! If you don't mind me asking, what glaze did you use to get the orange? I would assume low fire, but the other colours look cone 10.
Verry pretty piece.
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It's not a glaze but acrylic.
I still prefer paint over glazes, more control over the results in decorative pieces
Look through my gallery and you can see it before I painted.
^___^
Thank you for the Favorite.
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wow, great idea of how the fish goes over the top of the pot 
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I wanted to give it a surreal feel.
You always see fish swimming through broken pottery so I put a different spin on it.
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This is one awesome sculpture! I love the composition of the fish... and the seaweed... it's very well executed and very lovely!
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Thank you!
It was quite challenging, that seaweed loved to shrink and break off.
Originally it was supposed to have three strands, (I like odd numbers for art) but it was just too fragile. @___@
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