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Versartis Inc (VSAR) Releases Earnings Results, Beats Expectations By $0.21 EPS

Versartis Inc (VSAR) announced its most recent quarterly financial results on Tuesday, Feb-21-2017. VSAR said it had a profit of $-0.64 Earnings per Share for the quarter. The results exceeded Wall Street expectations beating the analyst consensus estimate by $0.21. Analysts had a consensus of $-0.85. Analysts expectations of $10.00 million. During the same quarter in the previous year, the…

You know, random thoughts and stuff.

Okay so I am freaking out right now, so much stuff that I need to do. 

Alright listing time!! Adventurous sounds and text! Engage!! I have lost it. Maybe.

Anyways

So images of my other vessel, also another open vessel

here the image shows transfer and use of under glaze.

Again, underwhelming but I guess it was a good process to actually go through to get a new experience. So yeah.

Images from ceramics

These are vessels. Not sure about how they are vessels but I guess they’re open and non functional? I have no idea about how I got away with this but okay.

I have already done the process because of the cert 4 in 2013 but I guess that it was an okay process to reiterate what I learnt from before. However tehy called it under glaze, not sure about the terminology but I think it’s basically slip with pigment. Similar to what I used in the cert 4.

Hehe I made a rabbit and just wanted to put that in there because I could. 

Anyways, different processes that I wanted to actually get out I guess, removing the under glaze and I got to also use transfer, it was underwhelming. 

Ceramics Artist

Clare Twomey 

“Born in 1968, UK. Lives and works in London, UK.Clare Twomey is a British artist and a research fellow at the University of Westminster who works with clay in large-scale installations, Sculpture and site-specific works. Over the past 10 years she has exhibited at the Victoria and Albert Museum, Tate, Crafts Council, Museum of Modern Art Kyoto Japan, the Eden Project and the Royal Academy of Arts.

Within these works Twomey has maintained her concerns with materials, craft practice and historic and social context.

Clare Twomey’s installations have the social and historical context in which the installation is created as their point of departure. Often they only exist within these frameworks. A number of her installations disappear or perish in the course of the exhibition period as part of the work. Often the onlooker’s mode of behaviour is conceptually included in Twomey’s works. This, for example, applied to the artwork Conscience/Consciousness (2003), in which Twomey had covered the floor of the gallery with very thin ceramic tiles which broke when trodden on.Clare Twomey is actively involved in critical research in the area of the applied arts, including writing, curating and making. She has developed work, which expands the fields’ knowledge of larger scale installation works.” - Clare Twomey Profile 

Website: http://www.claretwomey.com/

I got to meet Clare Twomey in 2013 during the ceramics conference during one of the lectures. I guess I didn’t pay much attention to the lecture cos I don’t remember what it was about... OH!! It may have been after the Gerry lecture where he had no idea how to use the computer and was having difficulties with it, then decided to hover the mouse over the ‘help’ button until someone came over to help him.

He added to the hilarity when he made mention that his son would have called him a retard.