Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Artist Feature: Honest Works Island Pottery

Today I wanted to share some very beautiful pieces of pottery created by Kelly at Honest Works Island Pottery.

Palm Tree Vase

What strikes me about this work is the mix of beautiful colors and patterns.  I've taken a ceramics class before and my pieces looked nowhere near as good as these.  Absolutely stunning.

Rooster Mugs

A lot of the pieces are nature inspired and Kelly says that, "Inspiration is all around! It's the simple things in life. The blue sky, the rolling clouds, the aqua waters, island palms, Everglade wildlife, birds in flight...the colors of nature and vibrancy of life."

Cookie Jar

See more work in her shop and blog.

7 comments:

  1. Ceramics is not one of my areas of expertise either, but I love admiring good quality pieces. I agree that her pieces have a beautiful mix of colors and patterns.

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  2. Gorgeous! Lovely vibrant colors>

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  3. I love everything made from ceramics, especially coasters and necklace pendant. That rooster mugs are extremely amazing. I wish this is my area of expertise..

    dita

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  4. I've never been able to make ceramics but I find it so beautiful! Lovely work!

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  5. Thanks for sharing that gorgeous pottery...love it! BTW, I'm pleased to inform you that you were a runner-up winner in my giveaway! That means you've won your choice of a mini calendar. Just let me know if you'd like the Cat Lover http://www.etsy.com/listing/82078222/2012-mini-art-calendar-for-crazy-cat or the Nature Lover version: http://www.etsy.com/listing/85013530/2012-mini-art-calendar-for-nature-lovers, plus please send me your mailing information. Thanks for participating! I enjoyed visiting your blog and etsy shop. All the best, Susan

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  6. Beautiful work! I love the vase and Jesse's mom would love the roosters!

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  7. Thank you all for the kind words! A special thanks to Jenny for featuring Honest Works pottery!

    love and light from Key West.
    Kelly
    www.keywestpottery.com

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