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EDIT: WOW! Thank you so much ^LabyrinthCreations for the Daily Deviation and the kind words!A ceramic tree I made. On this one I tried to make it more fleshy. I hope you enjoy it's fat rolls.
2 feet tall
^6 Reduction with 5 hour soak.
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Thanks! Yeah, I thought about that but I'm not sure I would like how they would turn out.
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Congratulations on not breaking it haha. Awesome work! <3
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LOL OMG I know! Especially because I made this upside down and had to turn it over when it was dry.
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What@! that's ridiculous, mad respect to you!
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Really nice!
and I'm LOVING the fat rolls!!!
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well done!
looks like something you'd see on Dr. Suess books.
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Thanks
I saw "The Last Unicorn" after I made this and my view on this piece changed completely haha
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really?
my teacher keeps recommending that movie.
is it good???
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It's odd, but entertaining. If you have a chance to see it you should.
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well, i'm actually really into the Fantasia sorta thing.
so hells yeah ima see it.
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Hehehe, I DO enjoy the fat rolls.
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i am literally in love with this tree! it has such a graceful, feminine shape...it is simply beautiful!!
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Thank you so much! Her beauty is that she is real, she doesn't mind those fat rolls one bit
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No wire frame or any other internal structure. I actually made this upside down, suspended by yarn so I don't have to fight gravity.
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I saw this picture on google while I was searching for inspiration and ideas for a ceramic tree I am currently working on.
Somehow I managed to find it here without even really trying to look for it.
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Well that's cool, I'm on google! Thanks for letting me know
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Congratulations!~
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Amazing! I have a question about these tiny branches . Don't you afraid that they can easily broke. I have a project for some kind of tree , but I am worried about the tiny branches.
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Well, this is pretty large, so the thinnest branch is probably the width of a pencil. What I worry about more is too much weight on a branch that is not thick enough. If you look at this tree again, you'll notice that at the very top there is a branch that is broken. Originally this tree was much more full on the top left. I had too much weight on that branch for how skinny it was. I'll give you a piece of advice. Make the branches hollow whenever possible.
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Yes, I saw the broken branch and thought that maybe this is the reason. I think to do the branches hollow and to uphold them with iron rods. They will look like crutches. And they will be part of the composition. That what I worry is only how thick to be the branches. Thank you very much for the information and for your advice.
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Again, so wonderful. Gives me the sense of being part of a Halloween scene.
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heh, yeah. I wasn't going for that so much, but I saw that too once it was done.
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When I look at it I feel like I'm seeing something from a dream 
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Thank you! That is the reaction I was hoping for.
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Your tree forms are really getting a graceful feel to them, much different from when you just started them with the teapots. I liked those, but I always felt like they were a little awkward compared to this. I really love the branches you're doing lately.
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Thank you very much for the honesty. I feel the same say
I'm glad that you like what I'm working on!
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Ooh! I like how surreal this one is, it really does feel "fleshy" as you put it
I like how swirly it is, too, there is something that just works about it!
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Thank you, I'm glad that you enjoy it
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