Here's the first look at my upcoming Tenement Tiles of Glasgow 2026 Calendar, featuring decorative tiles from Glasgow's Victorian and Edwardian tenements. It's A4 size with one page (and one tile) per month. It costs £18, plus postage to wherever you are in the world.

There will only be 25 in the first print run, but you can order it now (for shipping on 1st of October 2025) from our website at https://www.thisismyglasgow.com/product-category/calendar/

#glasgow #architecture #tiles #artnouveau #tenements #ceramics #tiling

The pages of a calendar of decorative tiles from Glasgow tenement buildings.
The pages of a calendar of decorative tiles from Glasgow tenement buildings.

Here's the first look at my upcoming Tenement Tiles of Glasgow 2026 Calendar, featuring decorative tiles from Glasgow's Victorian and Edwardian tenements. It's A4 size with one page (and one tile) per month. It costs £18, plus postage to wherever you are in the world.

There will only be 25 in the first print run, but you can order it now (for shipping on 1st of October 2025) from our website at https://www.thisismyglasgow.com/product-category/calendar/

#glasgow #architecture #tiles #artnouveau #tenements #ceramics #tiling

The pages of a calendar of decorative tiles from Glasgow tenement buildings.
The pages of a calendar of decorative tiles from Glasgow tenement buildings.

I made this piece for an upcoming exhibition at Utilitarian Clay, a #ceramics conference at Arrowmont School of Craft in Tennessee. I’ve made pitcher & basin sets before, but this is my first one with the #WildClay surface. I began to see them as interpretations of Venus standing in a clam shell on the water, representing love, femininity, sex, desire, beauty. I picture this set in someone’s home resting together but put to use separately—as a vase and a serving bowl. #pottery#cerámica

A pitcher with a long neck and pedestal sitting inside a bowl. The pitcher is highly decorative with colors derived from natural clay—brick red, olive green, dark salmon and glazed aqua accents. The pitcher is vase-like with a voluptuous body, tall neck lined all the way up with carved rings and a flowing spout. The bowl has a bright turquoise interior and undulating rim. The exterior is decorated to match the body of the pitcher—with rhythmic geometric diamond patterns in the same earth toned hues. The handle of the pitcher is fluid, connecting the top of the vessel and its waist. This is a profile view of the set, which sits on a wood coffee table in a living room. A couch, plant and other pieces of pottery are partially visible and blurred in the background.
A pitcher with a long neck and pedestal sitting inside a bowl. The pitcher is highly decorative with colors derived from natural clay—brick red, olive green, dark salmon and glazed aqua accents. The pitcher is vase-like with a voluptuous body, tall neck lined all the way up with carved rings and a flowing spout. The bowl has a bright turquoise interior and undulating rim. The exterior is decorated to match the body of the pitcher—with rhythmic geometric diamond patterns in the same earth toned hues. The handle of the pitcher is fluid, connecting the top of the vessel and its waist. This is a profile view of the set, which sits on a wood coffee table in a living room. A couch, plant and other pieces of pottery are partially visible and blurred in the background.

I made this piece for an upcoming exhibition at Utilitarian Clay, a #ceramics conference at Arrowmont School of Craft in Tennessee. I’ve made pitcher & basin sets before, but this is my first one with the #WildClay surface. I began to see them as interpretations of Venus standing in a clam shell on the water, representing love, femininity, sex, desire, beauty. I picture this set in someone’s home resting together but put to use separately—as a vase and a serving bowl. #pottery#cerámica

A pitcher with a long neck and pedestal sitting inside a bowl. The pitcher is highly decorative with colors derived from natural clay—brick red, olive green, dark salmon and glazed aqua accents. The pitcher is vase-like with a voluptuous body, tall neck lined all the way up with carved rings and a flowing spout. The bowl has a bright turquoise interior and undulating rim. The exterior is decorated to match the body of the pitcher—with rhythmic geometric diamond patterns in the same earth toned hues. The handle of the pitcher is fluid, connecting the top of the vessel and its waist. This is a profile view of the set, which sits on a wood coffee table in a living room. A couch, plant and other pieces of pottery are partially visible and blurred in the background.
A pitcher with a long neck and pedestal sitting inside a bowl. The pitcher is highly decorative with colors derived from natural clay—brick red, olive green, dark salmon and glazed aqua accents. The pitcher is vase-like with a voluptuous body, tall neck lined all the way up with carved rings and a flowing spout. The bowl has a bright turquoise interior and undulating rim. The exterior is decorated to match the body of the pitcher—with rhythmic geometric diamond patterns in the same earth toned hues. The handle of the pitcher is fluid, connecting the top of the vessel and its waist. This is a profile view of the set, which sits on a wood coffee table in a living room. A couch, plant and other pieces of pottery are partially visible and blurred in the background.
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I uploaded a five minute unedited video of me coil building a pot, just as a test since I’m new to PeerTube. The goal is to move toward edited videos that show more of the process and better video angles that help students learn the technique.

https://makertube.net/w/r9mwULB89ETkGefaNM85kV

#PeerTube#MakertTube #pottery #handbuilding #howto #ceramics

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hello!

i'm laen and i make friends from clay. if you'd like one, they can be found at:
https://www.driftingspirits.art
(or, for UK and norwegian folk, https://www.etsy.com/shop/driftingspirits)

i ship from france to most places. and i'll be listing new friends over the next few days too; i list every week-end.

thank you, and i hope you have a lovely day BlobCat_Flower

(the small print, for which i apologise:
my next shipping date is scheduled for 14 august. this should give US-bound parcels plenty of time to clear customs before de minimis ends on 29 august, but i can't guarantee anything. so if you're in the US, please be aware that there is a small chance that your parcel will be charged by customs as a result of the new world order.)

(boosts gratefully received but never obligatory.)

#ceramics #art #MastoArt

an image with four tiled boxes, each one showing a raku ceramic nature spirit sculpture against a background of grey-brown driftwood. 
clockwise from the top left, they are:
1. usagi rabbit glazed in a bottom-to-top gradient of burnt orange to mauve to indigo-violet. its ears are folded down its back, and it has a kind, gentle face. there are some lavender flowers next to it on the left.
2. kodama kami with a gentle, slightly worried look on its face and a white crescent moon on the top of its head. it's glazed in a bottom-to-top gradient of warm grey to pale blue. there's a beige dried chive flower next to it on the left. 
3. a very smiley and happy radish spirit sculpture. it has a round body glazed in a soft radish red colour. the top of its body fades to white, and it has two green leaves on the top of its head. body. it is round with green leaves on top! there's a purple, fresh chive flower next to it on the left. 
4. a white bear sculpture with a kind, gentle face. it carries a blue ceramic crescent moon on its back and has a little blue bowl too. next to it on the left are some pale green flowering oregano mostly gone to seed and some lavender flowers.
an image with four tiled boxes, each one showing a raku ceramic nature spirit sculpture against a background of grey-brown driftwood. clockwise from the top left, they are: 1. usagi rabbit glazed in a bottom-to-top gradient of burnt orange to mauve to indigo-violet. its ears are folded down its back, and it has a kind, gentle face. there are some lavender flowers next to it on the left. 2. kodama kami with a gentle, slightly worried look on its face and a white crescent moon on the top of its head. it's glazed in a bottom-to-top gradient of warm grey to pale blue. there's a beige dried chive flower next to it on the left. 3. a very smiley and happy radish spirit sculpture. it has a round body glazed in a soft radish red colour. the top of its body fades to white, and it has two green leaves on the top of its head. body. it is round with green leaves on top! there's a purple, fresh chive flower next to it on the left. 4. a white bear sculpture with a kind, gentle face. it carries a blue ceramic crescent moon on its back and has a little blue bowl too. next to it on the left are some pale green flowering oregano mostly gone to seed and some lavender flowers.

hello!

i'm laen and i make friends from clay. if you'd like one, they can be found at:
https://www.driftingspirits.art
(or, for UK and norwegian folk, https://www.etsy.com/shop/driftingspirits)

i ship from france to most places. and i'll be listing new friends over the next few days too; i list every week-end.

thank you, and i hope you have a lovely day BlobCat_Flower

(the small print, for which i apologise:
my next shipping date is scheduled for 14 august. this should give US-bound parcels plenty of time to clear customs before de minimis ends on 29 august, but i can't guarantee anything. so if you're in the US, please be aware that there is a small chance that your parcel will be charged by customs as a result of the new world order.)

(boosts gratefully received but never obligatory.)

#ceramics #art #MastoArt

an image with four tiled boxes, each one showing a raku ceramic nature spirit sculpture against a background of grey-brown driftwood. 
clockwise from the top left, they are:
1. usagi rabbit glazed in a bottom-to-top gradient of burnt orange to mauve to indigo-violet. its ears are folded down its back, and it has a kind, gentle face. there are some lavender flowers next to it on the left.
2. kodama kami with a gentle, slightly worried look on its face and a white crescent moon on the top of its head. it's glazed in a bottom-to-top gradient of warm grey to pale blue. there's a beige dried chive flower next to it on the left. 
3. a very smiley and happy radish spirit sculpture. it has a round body glazed in a soft radish red colour. the top of its body fades to white, and it has two green leaves on the top of its head. body. it is round with green leaves on top! there's a purple, fresh chive flower next to it on the left. 
4. a white bear sculpture with a kind, gentle face. it carries a blue ceramic crescent moon on its back and has a little blue bowl too. next to it on the left are some pale green flowering oregano mostly gone to seed and some lavender flowers.
an image with four tiled boxes, each one showing a raku ceramic nature spirit sculpture against a background of grey-brown driftwood. clockwise from the top left, they are: 1. usagi rabbit glazed in a bottom-to-top gradient of burnt orange to mauve to indigo-violet. its ears are folded down its back, and it has a kind, gentle face. there are some lavender flowers next to it on the left. 2. kodama kami with a gentle, slightly worried look on its face and a white crescent moon on the top of its head. it's glazed in a bottom-to-top gradient of warm grey to pale blue. there's a beige dried chive flower next to it on the left. 3. a very smiley and happy radish spirit sculpture. it has a round body glazed in a soft radish red colour. the top of its body fades to white, and it has two green leaves on the top of its head. body. it is round with green leaves on top! there's a purple, fresh chive flower next to it on the left. 4. a white bear sculpture with a kind, gentle face. it carries a blue ceramic crescent moon on its back and has a little blue bowl too. next to it on the left are some pale green flowering oregano mostly gone to seed and some lavender flowers.

I uploaded a five minute unedited video of me coil building a pot, just as a test since I’m new to PeerTube. The goal is to move toward edited videos that show more of the process and better video angles that help students learn the technique.

https://makertube.net/w/r9mwULB89ETkGefaNM85kV

#PeerTube#MakertTube #pottery #handbuilding #howto #ceramics

Absolutely love this beautiful patterned Victorian tile from Partick Lesser Hall in the West End of Glasgow. The building was designed by William Leiper and was built in 1872.

#glasgow #architecture#partick #tile #tiling #ceramics #victoriantiles #design

Pottery by Japanese ceramic artist Miyashita Zenji, 1990s-2010s.

#art#Ceramics#BigArtThread

Absolutely love this beautiful patterned Victorian tile from Partick Lesser Hall in the West End of Glasgow. The building was designed by William Leiper and was built in 1872.

#glasgow #architecture#partick #tile #tiling #ceramics #victoriantiles #design

Clive Thompson
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I was invited to make pieces for an upcoming ewer show. The concept was inspired by the gallery owner’s experience beginning to #garden with his family, enjoying the bounty daily, and using #handmade ewers to drizzle olive oil and vinegar over fresh veggies. I love making pots that pour, so the prompt was a welcome challenge, allowing me to combine multiple elements that I’ve practiced over the years. How would you use these pots?

#pottery #ceramics #beautility#FormFollowsFunction#WildClay

A decorative ceramic ewer with a long spout and an elongated handle, featuring vibrant colors of dark orange, mottled brown-green, dark yellow with bright chartreuse accents. and geometric patterns. The long neck features concentric rings and the round body of the ewer is decorated with geometric patterns, carved lines and tiny raised dots. It rests on a shallow, matching plate. The background is a warm tan color.
A decorative ceramic ewer with a long spout and an elongated handle, featuring vibrant colors of dark orange, mottled brown-green, dark yellow with bright chartreuse accents. and geometric patterns. The long neck features concentric rings and the round body of the ewer is decorated with geometric patterns, carved lines and tiny raised dots. It rests on a shallow, matching plate. The background is a warm tan color.
A decorative ceramic ewer with a spout, featuring intricate geometric patterns and vibrant colors, accompanied by a matching plate. The surface is decorated with carved lines and small raised dots. A row of aqua diamonds encircles the rotund pot like a belt through the center. The jug has a curved handle and a wide, flared opening. The colors are black and dark red with deep aqua accents.
A decorative ceramic ewer with a spout, featuring intricate geometric patterns and vibrant colors, accompanied by a matching plate. The surface is decorated with carved lines and small raised dots. A row of aqua diamonds encircles the rotund pot like a belt through the center. The jug has a curved handle and a wide, flared opening. The colors are black and dark red with deep aqua accents.