Video: The wonders of ceramics
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
Any ceramic product, be it a cup or a plate, a teapot or a saucer, will look much more attractive if they are given a more cheerful and elegant look, applying a wide variety of illustrations. This is the talent of the artist Amanda Michelle Smith, who knows how and how to decorate an object, or how to create a ceramic painting that will not leave anyone indifferent.
It's no secret that drawing a picture on a ceramic product or tile is an extremely difficult, and even very difficult task, and even if the image is so colorful, with tenderly childish tones, one can only guess how the American artist Amanda Michelle Smith had to work, oh which practically nothing is known.
Amanda Michelle Smith's images are mainly about nature and children, mostly girls. Delicate and fragile creatures look extremely harmonious among exotic flowers, unusual birds and trees.
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