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Here is a collection of things I've made, for you to admire and consider purchasing for yourself, your loved ones, or your enemies. I've organized them a little, but not a lot. Mugs are by capacity, if that helps. Sometimes there is a hand in the photo for relative size, or for you to imagine holding the object. Please assume it is a normal, human-sized hand.
Thanks to my best pal, Dani, for helping with a truly enjoyable photoshoot of these fiends. Everything outside and lovely was done at her her home. Everything inside and spooky was done in my home, but I promise the objects are just as nice. If you'd like something, please use the form at the bottom to let me know, and we can figure out payment and shipping/ pickup. Please note, I'm an amateur in this medium so these objects are not necessarily perfect or uniform by any professional standards, and I'm not about to apologize for it. All objects are structurally sound and food-safe. |
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Lil Red $20 . Lil Red is too beautiful to be photographed accurately. She has a slight pot-belly, with modest earth-tones on the outside and swirling jewel-tones on the inside, Her handle yanks on the rim so that it wrinkles.
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Apricot $15 . This friend is a small polite mug with a sturdy, spoonish handle. The biggest handle I could attach to her without it starting to feel weird. Modest autumn tones on the outside, bright orange inside.
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Anders $10 . Anders is small and blue with carefully coiffed side-rim and a little bit of stank-lip. Her glaze ripples, drips, and shimmers. She's got enough attitude for the whole party.
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Meg $10 . Meg is cheery and geometric. Imperfectly painted, but she's trying. Sweet round ear of handle and spiral bottom.
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Darling $15 . Darling is the squattest mug I've made to date. She's fat-bottomed and reliable, and wearing her 1970's kitchenware best. She does have a bit of s-crack on her bottom, but is nonetheless sealed and resilient (and food-safe), just don't take her from hot to cold temperatures too quickly.
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Poole $10 . Poole is pale-purple, with hidden depths of blue. She's matte and gloss. She's contemplative and capacious. Sip and gaze with her.
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Satchel $20 . Satchel can bee worn as a backpack if you are a kitten or kitten-sized and don't mind the rigidity. Better to use him as a mug with holding options. He has a white satin finish and red raspberry drips. His straps of handle tug at the rim a bit.
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Fred $25 . Fred's a good guy. He's got a button nose and soft, kind ears. This shade of red has a smattering of vibrant blue in it that gives Fred a hint of purple shimmer.
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Eel $15 . Eel's teeth bite into its tongue handle. The body is glossy and pleasantly tactile. The tongue is pale and rough, like a cat's tongue, though it is human-styled. Sparkly on the inside, swirl on the bottom, Eel is perfect for sipping along with a book about creepy-crawlers.
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Bingo $25 . Bingo is curious and hopeful. He had a scratch on his face, but it's healing. Hold the handle, or hold onto his wings if you like. He trusts you.
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Charlotte $20 . Get it? Charlotte's Web? Looks like Charlotte had decided to build her a set of new webs amongst the abandoned cobwebs of her ancestors. This mug features a handle that is tight to the body and a prominent foot. It may give you a fright to drink out of, but you'll be rewarded with a jolly little spiral at the bottom when you're finished.
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Flo $15 . Half brick red, half taupe, with vibrant turquoise rivuletting down from the rim, Flo's thick juicy glaze threatens to ooze right onto the table, but doesn't quite. Enjoy her elf-ear handle and the aurora borealis on that one side.
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Genny $0 Genny is pale yellow with the idea of blue. She's has a perfect little bowl with an imperfect handle. (Genny has a crack in her handle. It seems to be sealed with glaze, and I believe her handle is sturdy enough and that she is worthy of having on your shelf, but I can't take money for her - free to pickup or ship with another thing, cost of shipping if you just want her.)
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Lanse $20
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Jimmy $0 (Jimmy's handle broke in a fall after I brought him home. I glued it and I think it'll hold and that he is worthy of having on your shelf, but I can't take money for him - free to pickup or ship with another thing, cost of shipping if you just want him.)
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Jermaine $25
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Scape $20 . Scape is an early mug, a learning mug. When I tried to make the handle blue and the mug rusty white, I learned about the magic that can happen when glazes overlap. Through another accident of glazing, she has a symmetrical burst of pattern on her front, like a butterfly or a rib cage. She's covering in little glitter spots. (She also gave me a little lens flare in this photoshoot!)
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Honey $30 . This mug is made of honey taffy* melting in the sun. The inside has a delicate pattern of concentric circles in lavender. I apologize that one of these photos is blurry, but I didn't notice when I took it, and she looks so jolly and relaxed that I wanted to leave it in.
*Not really. It is clay. |
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Sean $15
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Cameron $20
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Christine $25 . Christine has lots of textures and nuances of color to speak of, and also every handle. Can't decide where you like to hold? No problem, this is every handle. Too many you say? No such thing! I dipped her in the glaze past my fingers and it left a fun design, I think.
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Persephone $15 . Her is Persephone, fresh from the underworld, dripping in decaying foliage. She's a creepy little mug, with a dark body and nip of a handle, but excellent for hot or cold beverages.
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Velmer $0 Velmer likes what he sees and sees what he likes. Try to be open to it. (Velmer got a chip in their rim before glazing, which I kind of fixed, and then (in the same fall that took down Lanse), got another chip after I brought them home. Drink at your own risk, may have to be a pencil cup. I can't take money for them, but they still deserve a good home - free to pick up or ship with another thing.)
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Jonathan $30 . Jonathan is a favorite of fans of landscapes. His handle is little but mighty. He has a texture that catches attractively on the sky of his glaze. Some people might think he's a pitcher, but he's not, he's just a little twisted.
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Safety $20 . Nice mossy color, solid handle, but something is for sure trying to escape from this mug.
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Stan $15 . Good ol' Stan. Large but unassuming. Will lend an ear.
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Sonny $20 . Sonny might've been a can of beans in a past life. He's a solid yellow cylinder with delicate rusty accents and a whip of a handle that goes right inside. That handle has a fun grippy texture at its base that speaks of a dark past. But Sonny's just a mug now. Sonny can hang.
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Jazz $20 . Jazz is so shiny and electric! Bright but not too bright on a dark morning. Zippy with a broad handle. Very pleasant to hold.
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Mallow $20 . This one screams out for hot chocolate, with its large capacity, rich brown bottom, thick marshmallow glaze up top, whipped rim, and a handle big enough to keep your knuckles safe when it's piping hot.
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