Teapot Project
Above is a photo of my teapot project made in Advanced Ceramics. I was inspired by the artist Ann Marie Robinson.
Above is a photo of my teapot project made in Advanced Ceramics. I was inspired by the artist Ann Marie Robinson. Length: 6 inches Height: 9 inches
Above is a photo of my teapot project made in Advanced Ceramics. I was inspired by the artist Ann Marie Robinson. Length: 6 inches Height: 9 inches
Above is a photo of my teapot project made in Advanced Ceramics. I was inspired by the artist Ann Marie Robinson.
Demensions
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Teapot-
Length: 6 inches
Height: 9 inches -
Teacups-
Length: 3 inches
Height: 4 inches
My artwork was Inspired by
Ann Marie Robinson
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Want to learn more about Ann Marie Robinson?
Her website is: http://www.amrobinsonceramicart.co.uk/
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You can also find her on Facebook and Pinterest:
https://www.facebook.com/Ann-Marie-Robinson-Ceramics-169926209734759/
https://www.pinterest.com/paula2901/ann-marie-robinson/
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Some of Robinson's Artwork
(You can find more on her website, listed above)
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A little about Ann Marie Robinson
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Ann Marie Robinson is an Irish artist.
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She specializes in ceramics.
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Ann was born in Lancashire and moved to Northern Ireland in the 1970's.
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Gained an honors degree in ceramics from University of Ulster in 1982.
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All her pots are highly individual and are all hand built. They are all individually hand decorated and all one- off pieces.
Why am I inspired by
Ann Marie Robinson?
I was inspired by Ann Marie Robinson to create my teapot (picture to the right). At the beginning of this project I was searching through the web to find inspiration for creating my teapot. When I stumbled upon a photo of one of Robinson's teapots, I instantly became inspired. There were many things about her work that I thought were very interesting and unique. From the gaze used on them, to the designs, to even the handle and spout, everything inspired me to create my teapot. The first thing that caught my eye was her handle. I loved the curves it had to it and it's spiral shape. Her glazing and designed were so unique, that I needed to somehow incorporate it into my piece. Actually some of the glazing on my piece was unintentional as it had mixed with another color before I used it. But this did not ruin my project, it actually created the vision I wanted. I wanted my teapot to look simple, but unique and I think I did just that. Thanks to Ann Marie Robinson and her unique artwork as my inspiration, I created exactly what I wanted in my piece.
