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Click to unmute Source: Youtube Ceramics have been around for thousands of years, but people like Sean Forest Roberts still find new ways to approach it. This American artist uploads satisfying-to-watch clay carving videos to his Instagram account, which can be described as pottery’s visual haven.

I started making these and many more animals a short while ago and I can’t seem to stop. They are practical as well as cute – you can use them as tea or coffee cups, small bowls, storage containers. Sky is the limit (except for, of course, the unicorn). Show Full Text I get my inspiration from the

There’s more than meets the eye about Greg Payce’s vases, because the true beauty of his work lies not in the ceramic itself but in the empty spaces in-between them. Show Full Text Look closely to see what we mean. The artist has created a subtle illusion that uses the outer surfaces of his vases