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@@lucianoyoutube5536 I do - some are posted on Art Brokerage, and some can be bought directly - the links are on my instagram profile @magdalenamod

It's my channel - here I post the process, and finished works mostly on instagram @magdalenamod . 🌞

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@@68able2 to be really honest and perhaps almost grotesque, it's about being bloated in the morning before having a cup of coffee; drink often shared with a dear person. The whole series is leaning towards archeology - which often interprets very at the time normal, daily activities as rituals. Having a coffee is often called a ritual, and in Eastern Europe, it still very much is. The series is titled "personal archaeologies" as it's storytelling of my own daily rituals channeled through (mostly) neolithic looking sculptures. I understand confusion, though. Spiral often represented life, and here it simply represents... A swirl of poop.

@@magdalenamodric oh okay thanks for the clarification, nice job man.

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@@magdalenamodric You are welcome!

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Actually - the new ones are in the process of firing and transparent glaze (which I've used already many times on other things) is the next step! I think leaving pudding in one and turning the other upside down on the first plate would make a great effect of a closed shell, but also add some volume because one of these is not enough! 😆

Never thought of that honestly! Thank you so much for the advice and kind words 🧡🧡🧡

there are plenty of other shells in the sea, and the shells she has used to make those beautiful earrings are way too small for any crab to use as shelter.

They were 5m < away from the beach... Empty for long, I believe

Hey, thank you for watching; and kind words! I hoped I captured the atmosphere well 😄

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True - I think this was the first time I've sculpted a hollow large portrait and I wasn't loving it 😅

@@magdalenamodric Yeah I get what you're saying, you did a great job so congrats!

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Not sure at the moment - I'd say about 40 centimeters! 🙂

@@magdalenamodric how do you remove the sculpture from the base? :)

Should be somewhere around the southern located peninsula in Croatia. They found lots of interesting stuff in last few days

@@CroElite1911thank you.

Yes, out of a waste mold - one terracotta head before I used it for a plaster cast. I don't like how glaze swallows all the details so I almost never glaze the sculptures, I prefer it on cups and plates 🙂 and it was an expensive clay which turned out nice so I didn't use anything to hide it 😄

@@magdalenamodric Ahhh yeah makes perfect sense! I remember painting a small sculpture once and feeling exactly the same lol. I have seen a few artists make some really cool stuff with it like Klara Kristalova and Maen Florin, maybe you'll like them too

Thank you for kind words 🧡 I hope these help! Kisses from Croatia 🌞

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​@@magdalenamodricgood day & you are welcome. Keep up the good work & success.

Thank you kindly! The cheap white glaze absolutely ruined the expensive white clay (should have gone with regular transparent glaze) - and as the glaze was cracking into small bits, ended up deep under the skin in my fingers for about a month!

Hahaha love the attitude, thanks for the support!