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How This Artist Uses Wax Resist To Combine Painting And Pottery
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- Опубліковано 14 гру 2018
- Adam Russell is a painter-turned-potter based in Key West, Florida. He founded Key West Pottery with his wife, Kelly Lever, in 2010. He combines his passion for painting and pottery by painting designs using wax resist on his wheel-thrown pots. The designs appear when the glaze is applied to the pots.
For more visit: / keywestpottery and www.keywestpottery.com
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How This Artist Uses Wax Resist To Combine Painting And Pottery
Used to do that with crayons drawing on eggs and using dye
He really likes fish
And pots
Creative souls 👏👏👏👏
The thumbnail made me think he was filling a pot with milk.
BEAUTIFUL
Exactly
1:20
0-0... I turned my iPad off right when I saw that it scared me
Maa Shaa Allah...from Pakistan
So simple & elegant...
Wow
0:59 time for me to make those immature kid jokes again
very cool
How are there only 25 comments?
Yes
there are 30 comments
Yea
Reminds me of Picasso.
Nice....
I have been to key west!!
Who has been to mile zero?
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Swagger jackin picaso
why not dye the wax with food color
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Why are like 27 comments
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Super pots
First comment by the way this is awesome 😎
Also first like and view
Rename video "Man uses thing for intended use, but also wastes a shitload of paint."
He’s not wasting anything. That glaze goes back into the glaze bucket for future glazing.
Irrestible art form
:O