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Tingaringy Pottery @tingaringy-pottery.bsky.social · 14h

Hematite glaze with 7% bone ash added. Got some tiny red crystals. I'll try putting this glaze through the community kiln to get a much slower cooling, but the titanium content might mean it won't ever work as an iron saturate glaze. #pottery

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Kelseypaintz @kelseypaintz.bsky.social · 13h

Your weekly Beeker! I'm making this one available for purchase starting October 18th as a donation to Action Against Hunger during FOOD WEEK! Ask for more info!

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My Bloody Vinyl Time @mybloodyvinyltime.bsky.social · 13h

My partner does pottery. She’s experimenting with colour at the moment, which can be scary since she’s only really done black or white. Here’s a couple of her pieces in my paintings.

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Surly Amy @surlyamy.bsky.social · 12h

This mug is Inspired by the family of feral cats that I care for. When it sells I promise to use the money to buy them treats. Listed at surly.etsy.com

A stoneware mug with a purple glaze and a texture pattern of a row of mid century modern style cats.

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Surly Amy @surlyamy.bsky.social · 12h

Made another ocean wave mug. It’s mimicking the wild surf we’ve been having at our beaches because of the hurricanes off the coast. At surly.etsy.com

A handbuilt stoneware mug with a wave texture pattern all around it glazed in blues and white.

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Makingthings.art @makingthings.art · 12h

So… a nearly perfect #SpookySeason mug. I didn’t see the biological resemblance to microscope slides until someone pointed it out… now I can’t UNsee it… 🥺 #SeeYallAtTheMarkets!!

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Scifi Art @scifiart.bsky.social · 11h

Chris Moore was a giant of book cover art. Perhaps a bit less well known than the other Chris (Foss), Moore’s covers dominated the sci-fi section of bookshops while I was growing up in the 70s and 80’s

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Kelseypaintz @kelseypaintz.bsky.social · 11h

LIVE! Playing Super Mario Sunshine! www.twitch.tv/kelseypaintz

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Nah Restart Summer | Streaming super mario sunshine.

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Oliwia Białek @sfaira.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Spooky season starting spooky trees #art #doodle

blue crayon sketches of halloweeny trees with skulls and faces fused to them

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Tumble @tumbleosity.bsky.social · 18h

Two orders almost done.

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Iron Spike @ironspike.bsky.social · 15h

I'm categorized as an AI subscriber, because I'm subscribed to the 3 TB tier of Google Drive and and they literally just changed the name of the plan to "Google AI Plus." Those "AI subscriber" numbers are 100 percent juiced and phony, and you're a sucker if you believe otherwise.

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Evan Sky Arts 🌸 shop open! @evanskyarts.bsky.social · 19h

Pigeon Doodles!! I really, really want my art to be more playful, fun, and loose, which is hard when you’re coming back from an over-rendering phase 🫠 but I’m working hard on it!! #art #doodle #pigeon #birds #TraditionalArt #cute #artist #pigeons #sketchbook #BirdSky

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Surly Amy @surlyamy.bsky.social · 15h

Today’s clay works in progress.

Three hand-built stoneware mugs in the wet clay stage. The designs are evil eye, crow and moth.

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Kelseypaintz @kelseypaintz.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

A digital still life painting

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Kelseypaintz @kelseypaintz.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Cheeseburger 12 x 12 Acrylic on Wood

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LK @lkcreations.art · 29/09/2026

Artist! Quote with the artwork you cannot explain!

Photo of a sketch depicting a weird black and withe shape growing up toward a white orb.
Brushed ink pen on a5+ paper.

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Madsciencepottery @madsciencepottery.bsky.social · 17h

Version of frankenstein where he uses these instead of the Evelyn tables

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Scifi Art @scifiart.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Cinefex issue 9, July 1982, Blade Runner special. An iconic issue of this iconic magazine

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Victor Turner Overdrive @badfriendclub.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Came out pretty good imo. A little on the heavy side, but that’s probably good for a wide-necked vase

A stoneware vase, glazed green with a wide unglazed band of brown, rests on a piano bench and contains a bouquet of flowers

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Surly Amy @surlyamy.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Spider mug. Handbuilt stoneware. Just listed. Surly.etsy.com

A stoneware mug with a purple and white glaze and a black spider and web texture pattern.

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Dr. Peter Paul Rubens @peterpaulrubens.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Born on this day in 1571, in Milan, the incomparably brilliant Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio. Here (more or less) by himself. Shocked at being dead.

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 23h

Executed by Kanō Tsunenobu (1636–1713)—a premier master of the Kobikichō branch of the Kanō school and official court painter (goyō eshi) to the Tokugawa shogunate—this hanging scroll exemplifies the peak of Edo-period ink painting.

Poised dynamically atop a jagged, moss-speckled rock above churning waves, a mythical kirin (qilin) turns its horned head in a posture of watchful grace. Rendered in expressive ink lineation (suibokuga), the auspicious beast features a single horn, a flame-like mane, cloven hooves, and a tail that spirals upward like a stylized storm cloud. Sweeping calligraphic brushstrokes outline the powerful contours of its body, transitioning from dense, jet-black ink along its back to delicate, feather-light lines across its underbelly. Below, rhythmic, curling line-work depicts foaming water surging against the crags. The composition invokes an evocative sensory atmosphere: the crisp scent of ground sumi ink on silk, the roaring spray of breaking waves, and the electric thrill of a divine creature descending through mountain mists.
Tsunenobu, nephew and disciple of the legendary Kanō Tan'yū, synthesized Chinese ink traditions with the refined visual elegance favored by the shogunal court. In East Asian mythology, the kirin is a benevolent, sacred creature that appears only during times of wise, virtuous rule and harmony. Tsunenobu’s signature and seal at the lower left mark the culmination of monozukuri (artisanal mastery and brush technique), where absolute control over ink saturation (sumi no gosei) transforms fluid movement into enduring divine form.

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Milwaukee Made Mud @cata-tonic-a.bsky.social · 23h

MSorry, no pottery today. I'm busy making a rapier. I actually had way more material than I thought, so I still need to thin it out and probably cut off a good amount towards the tip. Might make a dagger out of the extra bits. #blacksmithing #damascussteel #swords

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Lynn Wartski Sculpture @lwartskisculpture.bsky.social · 23h

Sea turtle bag charm will be heading to artatladybugfarm.com/index.html #art #sculpture #needleFelt #FiberArt #OneOfAKind #seaTurtle #turtle #TidesOutTuesday #ECK

Sea Turtle Bag Charm (2026) One-of-a-kind needle felted mini-sculpture bag charm by Lynn Wartski. Natural and green head, flippers and tail, natural and shades of orange top shell carapace, yellow bottom plastron.

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 22h

Japanese graffiti ,Shibuya, Tokyo

Painted directly onto a textured, off-white stucco exterior wall, this urban mural blurs the boundary between traditional decorative painting and contemporary street art. At its center, a painted vertical hanging scroll (kakejiku) rendered in ochre and earth tones displays a delicate study of crimson plum blossoms (koubai). In a clever trompe-l'œil illusion, gnarled plum branches burst outward beyond the scroll's visual borders, trailing pale pink blooms across the rough plaster. To the left, a modern outdoor water heater—bearing a swift, black marker tag—and exposed utility piping create a sharp, tactile contrast against the organic elegance of the painted flora. The scene evokes a distinct urban sensory atmosphere: the cool air of a Shibuya backstreet, the coarse grain of weathered stucco, and the quiet surprise of encountering seasonal beauty mounted beside industrial utility.
Situated within the alleyways of Shibuya, this piece exemplifies Tokyo's evolving street art landscape, where classical Japanese artistic motifs (kachō-ga, or flower-and-bird genre painting) are recontextualized on concrete and plaster. Traditionally, the kakejiku was displayed inside a home's tokonoma (display alcove) to mark seasonal transitions; here, the mural democratizes the alcove, bringing seasonal contemplation out into the public sphere. The plum blossom (ume) holds deep historical significance as the first flower to bloom amidst late-winter cold, symbolizing endurance, courage, and spiritual renewal.

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Kelseypaintz @kelseypaintz.bsky.social · 21h

I felt like painting a mannequin

A digital painting of a mannequin with a rose pattern with a crow on hernshoulder

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Kelseypaintz @kelseypaintz.bsky.social · 21h

Mini Fozzy Painting Ink on Paper!

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 20h

The kimono features an elegant composition of ume (plum blossom) branches gracefully cascading across the cream-colored damask ground, painted with the sophisticated yuzen resist-dyeing technique combined with pigment dyes. Last quarter, 20th century, Japan

This rinzu silk furisode represents a beautiful fusion of traditional Japanese textile artistry with the naturalistic aesthetic that has long characterized Japanese decorative arts. The kimono features an elegant composition of ume (plum blossom) branches gracefully cascading across the cream-colored damask ground, painted with the sophisticated yuzen resist-dyeing technique combined with pigment dyes. The artistic treatment evokes the classical Japanese painting tradition of kachō-ga (bird-and-flower painting), where natural subjects are rendered with both botanical accuracy and poetic sensibility.

The plum blossom motifs carry profound symbolic meaning in Japanese culture, representing resilience, hope, and the promise of spring, as plum trees are among the first to bloom despite harsh winter conditions. This symbolism makes them particularly appropriate for furisode, which are worn by young unmarried women during significant life celebrations. The flowing, organic arrangement of the branches demonstrates the Japanese aesthetic principle of asymmetrical balance, creating movement and vitality across the garment's surface. The damask background, with its subtle woven patterns of flowers and butterflies, adds textural depth while complementing the painted elements. The overall design reflects the continuing influence of the Rinpa school's stylized naturalism, updated for late 20th-century sensibilities while maintaining the essential elegance and symbolic richness of classical Japanese decorative arts.

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Dr Robert Bohan @robertbohan.bsky.social · 19h

[2] I carefully ship worldwide. I use specialist couriers in the Americas & Australasia | Ships from Dublin, Ireland. You can find the Fish of Gold over on Etsy, if you’d like to take a closer look: robertbohan.etsy.com

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Surly Amy @surlyamy.bsky.social · 18h

Raven mug. Handbuilt stoneware. Just listed. Surly.etsy.com

A stoneware mug glazed in blacks pinks and creams with a raven texture pattern.

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Surly Amy @surlyamy.bsky.social · 17h

Got me a little production line of light up holiday trees. We are heading into another heat wave (ughhh) so I’m gonna finish them when it’s too hot to go in the ceramic studio.

A row of partially glazed swirly shaped ceramic Christmas trees.

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Madsciencepottery @madsciencepottery.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Made a new batch of rescue pups! #pikmin #miniatures #polymerclay

Two dishes of moss and oatchi from pikmin 4

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Madsciencepottery @madsciencepottery.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Who needs fancy Instagram filters when you have those cheap glasses for watching fireworks? #naturephotography

A sun with rainbow rays coming out of it

A Buddha's hand Citron with rainbow effects

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Sleestak @sleestak.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

and behold a pale horse. and the name that sat on him was death. and hell followed with him

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Surly Amy @surlyamy.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Birds in flight mug. Handbuilt stoneware. In my etsy shop. Surly.etsy.com

A stoneware mug with a blue and cream glaze with a black texture pattern of birds in flight all around the surface.

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

The yabane motif carries profound symbolic significance in Japanese culture, representing protection from evil and the ability to move forward without looking back - themes that resonated powerfully during Japan's period of rapid modernization and military expansion in the 1930s.