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Royal Copley doe and fawn head vase (ca. 1960s)
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Royal Copley doe and fawn head vase (ca. 1960s)
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I made a sketch on paper, tore it up, mounted it to a cracked acrylics pouring, and finished the drawing with white paint and ink pens. There are a total of, I think, four, pourings on this square canvas-on-board, all of which I considered failures with increasingly big cracks (I think this is called "crazing" - I'm not actually an expert on pourings); but some layers show through now, making it as little more interesting. Acrylics, paper, and ink pen on stretched canvas on board, 25×25cm.
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Can you guess what this is? Swipe to find out. . . . . . . . . . . . It's a close-up section of a decade old window sticker/poster @cfshopsdonmills The crazed appearance reminds me of a street map in the suburbs. 😉 #crazing #shopsatdonmills #map (at CF Shops at Don Mills) https://www.instagram.com/p/CU5uBFGrsv4/?utm_medium=tumblr
Why Pottery Crazing Can Increase a Collectible's Value
Why Pottery Crazing Can Increase a Collectible’s Value
Crazing is when a spiderweb of hairline cracks appear on an item. This is most common with pottery.
I am not talking about a chip. A large crack. Or even a small crack. Crazing refers a number of ‘lines’ that appear on pottery objects, such as ceramic cookie jars, where one could not even realize these are actually hairline cracks unless they rubbed their fingernail across the pottery.
On the one…
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