🪴 Botanical art #shorts

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[themagicknightress]

I loved the part where she removed the beet and we got to see the design

[yanab]

Wow! When she removed the beets.. The finished product looked amazing!!

[AmbiguousProxy]

The vid made me smile and cry; my mom was a potter and we used to do this type of stuff all the time. She died in 2020. I miss her so much.

[gailbrezinka]

what happens when the veggies start to rot. I'm really interested in this. it is beautiful.

[collinpater]

This is amazing when you started using the rolling pin on the leaves it for real looked like a 3d painting (ps can you do more of the glass breaking art it's so cool)

[beckyx]

I normally skip past videos like this but for once i decided to watch. it actually made me forget about all my stresses and worries that im feeling today so i watched again and again. I have alot of things going on so in a total 21x 😂 ❤🎉 ty

[akgml]

Surely she fires the clay in a kiln so the vegetation burns off leaving an impression.
Would like to see the finished work

[ShawqCalligraphy]

Waste of time because you didn’t showed the whole video

[loribrid]

Literally beeting the clay😂😂😂wonderful

[fbashar]

Wow never seen this type of art before, its amazing 👏🏽

[shawnybee]

Would of liked to see finished project 🫤

[itamirasilva]

Consigo imaginar o término do trabalho, mas gostaria de ver realmente como ficou.

[pinkdiamondbraceletshapedl]

Botanical art is art whose goal is to depict whole plants or parts of plants in a manner that is both aesthetically pleasing and scientifically accurate. ​Botanical Artists of Canada - definition of Botanical Art.

[faithm]

Is this a mold or are you firing it as is? Please include the completion in your shorts. Inquiring minds want to know! 🤔

[driv_gourmet]

I love doing this, botanical impressions ❤

[eclecticselections]

I believe this is the beginning of the bas relief print method. She would be using pottery clay so it does not airdry and she would press the plant in then peel it away revealing a detailed print, she would then insert a frame mold over it and pour plaster of paris into it. When it dries the clay can be peeled away from the plaster of paris to reveal a really detailed print of the plant matter. I’ve used this technique on plants and also textiles before.

[zyanmallock]

That's a home made fossil right there!

[d-top]

I have no choice but to watch the death of a colleague from the sidelines.

[juanitareyes]

I LOVE THIS! BEAUTIFUL ❤️❤️❤️. This would be great in a kitchen!

[wikkedgoddess]

Oooh I bet it would be a great raku piece.