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Here is what we worked on in the studio this month! It’s been a beautiful but equally stressful month for us. We had a lot of flaws in our pieces—clay and kiln-related issues were a real headache this month. Figuring out the root cause of the problem is one struggle, and finding the solution is a whole other struggle. I guess it’s like this in every studio, though. Anyway, the problems were a total pain, but I’m actually quite happy with the final results!

Here is what we worked on in the studio this month! It’s been a beautiful but equally stressful month for us. We had a lot of flaws in our pieces—clay and kiln-related issues were a real headache this month. Figuring out the root cause of the problem is one struggle, and finding the solution is a whole other struggle. I guess it’s like this in every studio, though. Anyway, the problems were a total pain, but I’m actually quite happy with the final results!

Here is what we worked on in the studio this month! It’s been a beautiful but equally stressful month for us. We had a lot of flaws in our pieces—clay and kiln-related issues were a real headache this month. Figuring out the root cause of the problem is one struggle, and finding the solution is a whole other struggle. I guess it’s like this in every studio, though. Anyway, the problems were a total pain, but I’m actually quite happy with the final results!

Here is what we worked on in the studio this month! It’s been a beautiful but equally stressful month for us. We had a lot of flaws in our pieces—clay and kiln-related issues were a real headache this month. Figuring out the root cause of the problem is one struggle, and finding the solution is a whole other struggle. I guess it’s like this in every studio, though. Anyway, the problems were a total pain, but I’m actually quite happy with the final results!

Here is what we worked on in the studio this month! It’s been a beautiful but equally stressful month for us. We had a lot of flaws in our pieces—clay and kiln-related issues were a real headache this month. Figuring out the root cause of the problem is one struggle, and finding the solution is a whole other struggle. I guess it’s like this in every studio, though. Anyway, the problems were a total pain, but I’m actually quite happy with the final results!

The first ceramic panel I ever made was dedicated to The Lord of the Rings. I remember being about four years old when I first saw it; a few scenes just stuck with me. Later on, when I grew a bit older and read the books, I was completely blown away. After watching the movies, it became one of the greatest masterpieces I have ever read or seen in my life. Channeling that admiration into art has been incredibly fulfilling and truly reignited my passion. Now, every ceramic piece I create is inspired by the works I am a huge fan of. I've already made pieces for Berserk and The Matrix, and there are many more to come. I firmly believe that the financial independence and breathing room I need will ultimately come from these creations.

Isn't a comment like that a bit too bold?

You shall not pass!

I encountered many issues in my recent works due to the clay. As with this project, facing such challenges in all forms of craftsmanship and overcoming them to produce something better has always been deeply satisfying for me.

Born from blood, sweat, and a lot of trial and error, here is the final result of my best Berserk ceramic piece. I’m honestly planning to frame it, but I’d love to hear your opinions.