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Aspens in the Distance…

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Heesoo Lee

Today’s find is thanks to Andrea Huelsenbeck. She does a fantastic link lineup on Fridays called Creative Juice that’s always chock-full of fascinating articles and links. Give her a try!

Montana-based ceramic artist Heesoo Lee creates delicate-looking vessels that represent her home state’s beautiful flora. The dreamlike colors of her aspen series are especially attractive to me, and I love the way they contrast with her bolder-colored poppy bowls. But as much as I’m drawn to her colors, it’s really the texture of Lee’s work that seems most incredible. She painstakingly places every leaf, building layer upon layer to create multi-depth masterpieces.

Her amazing pieces are made of porcelain and white stoneware and painted with layer upon layer of underglaze. Her painting medium of pigmented clay is so pale that it often requires thirty+ layers to achieve the effect she wants.

You can follow Lee on Instagram and Etsy.

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21 thoughts on “Aspens in the Distance…

  1. bcparkison's avatar

    Oh my goodness….more beauty. she is full of talent. Thank you for sharing.

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  2. K.M. Sutton's avatar

    These are so stunning! ❤

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  3. Michael E.'s avatar

    Wow … exceptionally beautiful !!!! Thank’s for sharing – her Website is also worth looking at 🙂

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  4. Laura (PA Pict)'s avatar

    Wow! I am with you in that it is the texture that really packs a punch. I especially love the bowl that is like looking up to the sky through a grove of trees. I had to click the Etsy link. They are out of my budget (especially in a house with four boys and two cats) but are actually very reasonably priced given the work and artistry involved.

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  5. Barbara Lindsey's avatar

    These are some stunningly beautiful things. Thank you. Will definitely visit the link. Thank you

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  6. StellaKate Blue's avatar

    They are lovely. I find myself wondering exactly *how* fragile are they and how would I wrap one for a move?

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  7. Olga's avatar

    Wow! Three-dimensional paintings in ceramic. So stunning! ❤

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  8. Susanna Heath Fine Art's avatar

    I’ve never seem sic delicate beautiful pottery.

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