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

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Click to unmute Source: Youtube Taekyeom Lee is an assistant university professor of graphic design and he explores unconventional methods of creating three-dimensional objects. Lee spent more than a year working on a custom 3D printer and 3D printing process to create intricate ceramic objects. He

Click to unmute Source: Youtube Hedy Yang is a 20-year-old ceramicist who is also known as ‘The Bubble Girl’. This name resembles her signature design technique called bubble glazing. Hedy started ceramics classes in her sophomore year of high school and instantly fell in love with it.

Christopher David White is a sculptor, but he’s also an illusionist of sorts. Take a look at his amazing creations to see what we mean. Then take a closer look. Because what looks like petrified wood is actually meticulously-rendered ceramic. Born in Bedford, Indiana, the Virginia-based American