Today, I had the pleasure of stumbling upon these incredible ceramic creatures by Gabs Conway on my instagram feed. You can see more of her creations on her page, @gabsconwaymakesdirt. I'm in love with this wormy creature that has human-like fingers for legs, and a large mouth for a head. I love seeing people push ceramics to the next level like this, revealing the medium's potential for endless possibilities beyond mugs and dishes.
The incredible ceramic creatures of Gabs Conway
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