Here's a little peak into what I am now sharing with my Patrons. The glazing process of a little garden goblin sculpture. he is going into the kiln soon. Follow me on Patron to see the progress of all my new works. It's a bit more interactive than a blog, check it out.
Chelsea Mae Wesley
Sunday, November 23, 2014
Monday, November 10, 2014
Beach Pit Fire
These pots are not glazed, they are stained with smoke...
They are first wrapped in flammable materials from land and sea..
And then layered with various woods and minerals....
Then we wait all day until everything is burned out and the pots are cool enough to get out. I love how they turn out, I can't wait for the next one. Seaweed seems to make the best colors and patterns, especially the black stringy stuff.
They are first wrapped in flammable materials from land and sea..
And then layered with various woods and minerals....
Then we wait all day until everything is burned out and the pots are cool enough to get out. I love how they turn out, I can't wait for the next one. Seaweed seems to make the best colors and patterns, especially the black stringy stuff.
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Sunday, December 30, 2012
Asian series 2012 "Dreams of Angkor Wat"
My Original Bodhisattva is made useful with a String of Hearts Plant. aka Buddha hair
This little boat was inspired by the Bodhi below who comes in on clouds. Unenlightened folks may need a ship to travel the clouds. I added glass pieces in the boat during the glaze process for a transparent bottom, sort of a glass bottom boat idea.
A quick replica of a 13th century Japanese style Bodhisattva sitting on a lotus, floating in on swirling clouds. I love the Japanese style curling clouds and wanted to try my hand at it. I think it turned out well, but I want to make more elaborate ones next.
An oil clay mock up for my larger Bodhisattva with lots of detail.
A Raku "cup" rising sun and mountain
Sunday, August 12, 2012
Tentacled Masks
"Alien Relic" Raku fired stoneware mask. The unexpeted textures came out in the firing and really add to the carved textures. This one scares me a little.
Squid-like dark Cthulhu Raku fired mask. Sculpted with fingers only and Raku fired with crawling glaze for a random and one of a kind finish. This squid like monster came out of my love for tentacled sea creatures and Sci-fi lore. In the series of 3, this is the "serious" Cthulhu. The glaze came out of the fire with beautiful iridescence and matte texture. It's always a wonderful surprise to clean off the ashes and find these colors. I just love the fade from rusty brown to ocean green at the tips. A wonderful textural piece and the inspiration for a new series to come.
Find it HERE.
Making monsters can be a little too serious for me, so i have to go with the humor when it comes up.
While making this next one, moving the tentacles around in the soft clay I lifted one up high and suddenly it looked like a shy laughing octopus hiding his smile. And so I made the eyes to match. I really love how the tentacle "pose" came out.
Find it HERE.
Squid-like dark Cthulhu Raku fired mask. Sculpted with fingers only and Raku fired with crawling glaze for a random and one of a kind finish. This squid like monster came out of my love for tentacled sea creatures and Sci-fi lore. In the series of 3, this is the "serious" Cthulhu. The glaze came out of the fire with beautiful iridescence and matte texture. It's always a wonderful surprise to clean off the ashes and find these colors. I just love the fade from rusty brown to ocean green at the tips. A wonderful textural piece and the inspiration for a new series to come.
Find it HERE.
Making monsters can be a little too serious for me, so i have to go with the humor when it comes up.
While making this next one, moving the tentacles around in the soft clay I lifted one up high and suddenly it looked like a shy laughing octopus hiding his smile. And so I made the eyes to match. I really love how the tentacle "pose" came out.
Find it HERE.
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Four Eyes Art Collective show March 31st 2012 in Chinatown, Los Angeles
Last night's Four Eyes Art Collective show went great! We had a huge turnout, all the bands were amazing, and I even met a celebrity I am a great fan of. What an awesome Saturday night. Like us on Facebook to find out about upcoming shows.
Depictions of winged figures have been found carved in stone as early as the Sumerian culture. Each culture has their own interpretation of angelic beings. This project explores the correlation between the faces of the people and the faces of their angels. They all have a unique interpretation of a similar deity mirroring the facial features and heroic qualities of the culture.
BODHISATTVA Buddhist embodiment of infinite compassion. A Bodhisattva is anyone who motivated by great compassion wishes to attain Buddhahood for the benefit of all sentient beings. Modeled after a Cambodian depiction.
Original Stoneware Sculpture
VALKYRIE Norse Mythology, she decides who lives and dies in battle and whisks them off to the afterlife. She’s a badass of the angelic beings, very Nordic.
Chelsea Mae Wesley
Original Stoneware Bust
CTHULHU with a pirate hat
Sculpted with fingers only and Raku fired
with crawling glaze for a random and one of a kind finish
Chelsea Mae Wesley
SOLD
Friday, July 15, 2011
Sculpture Portfolio
"The Big Giant Head" sculpted with fingers only from a solid block of clay after a particlarly trippy Flaming Lips concert. Sept 2012
Coil Pot with Tillisandia 2012
"Dislocated City" Slab constructed box with lid art deco inspired 2012
First of all, the Cutest foam and felt " Toadstool".
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