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I finished a bust of xenomorph.
Unknown, Central Andes, North Coast, Moche people, 200-450 AD Sea Lion Pup Vessel 200–850 Ceramic and slip Sea lions commonly appear in Moche art as effigy vessels, like this appealing pup, or in complex scenes that often show them as the targets of human hunters. They may have been prized in part for the beach pebbles found in their stomachs; modern Peruvian folk healers consider such pebbles to have powerful medicinal qualities. Also, colonial-period natives believed that sea lions carried the dead to off-shore islands, an idea that could date to Moche times. Moche potters were skilled at producing charming images using only red and white slip.
the pull (2016?) 🏹🩸
stoneware, glaze, coated wire
was reminded recently about this ancient piece from my high school days (💀), but I surprised myself with how much I still like this one.

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Statue of a Roman man as Hercules, ca. 230 AD, Palazzo Barberini in Rome (marble, 206 cm).
Depictions in the guise of Hercules were popular since antiquity, as evidenced by the magnificent marble bust of Emperor Commodus (161-192) as Hercules or the statue of a man in the guise of Hercules, from the Appian Way in Rome and dating from the mid-3rd century AD ...
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A pig with an apple on its back. That is what I sculpted today. :)
A small 1960s entryway design example features a purple front door, gray walls, a beige floor, and a vaulted ceiling.
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