hannahreimartistca: From Functional to Fantasy

hannahreimartistca: From Functional to Fantasy: Clay. Wow. Interesting what I can do with it, right?

hannahreimartistca: From Functional to Fantasy

hannahreimartistca: From Functional to Fantasy: Clay. Wow. Interesting what I can do with it, right?

From Functional to Fantasy

Clay. Wow. Interesting what I can do with it, right?

Gold, Silver, Copper?

As a artist who uses every medium in her repertoire, (palette), I have an affinity for metals. All of my raku work includes elements of metals to reveal a beautiful lustre or rainbow of colours. It's not different in my paintings... I am a crow constantly seeking shiny objects to beautify my environment. Hence, my love of copper. I was distraught when Canada discontinued the distribution of the penny. I object; here is my tribute. Enjoy the glamour, all shiny and bright; copper and varnishes to twinkle on your wall. Not bronze, not brass, just pure copper attraction. $1500, unframed, taxes and shipping extra. Comment or email for specifications and details.

Pen and ink and watercolour, add marks and inspiration.... and maybe, design.

The conflict between art and craft should include the design aspect of art. There are lots of good images in this world. Some on aprons, some on wallpaper, some on leggings now. But this nonsensical version of wearable art or functional art leaves me questioning myself even more. Is anything pretty, art? Does the medium mean anything? Many artists on sites such as ETSY transfer their images to mugs, rugs, and any other $10 object. I guess it's all fair if you are trying to support your art financially. Design is fair game for all artists I suppose. But I have seen images which scream design and they carry a hefty price tag. Not a fan. Not a fan. So you decide if these little sketches are art or design or both. And as usual, there is a message and a theme and a concept behind these sketches. You won't be seeing it on oven mitts though.