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Five Goblins is the dream of potter, Rennie, and LARPer Nicole Caruso. She makes every day art for everyday life.
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May her memory be a blessing. I am so sorry for your loss.
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Let's be charitable and say that he is currently unable to see beyond the safety of the people he personally knows and he doesn't know enough people who aren't like him.
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Cool, shuffle off then. I can't wait to listen to the whole thing at the wheel this week.
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All Shiba Inu are Eeeeeeeeevil. They are supervillains without opposable thumbs. Source: Been around Shiba Inu.
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Is this constructed for an experience or is it shuffle-friendly?
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This comes at the best possible time! I am about to go deep into the studio and was getting a little bored with my shuffle. I am interested to see if we have any albums in common.
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Thanks! His name is Jazal, and he and his brother Ajani are snow Bengals and my devoted studio assistants.
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Mine showed up in the photo lightbox.
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What's your favorite part? I love throwing spouts off the hump.
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Congrats! That's so exciting! Next time I go to GenCon I'll stop by!
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I love seeing you so happy. 🥰
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Thanks!
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I use Laguna's Frost -- it's a nice mid-fire body and it's got lovely translucency starting at around 2.5mm, so plenty of room for my carving shenanigans.
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There's something in the water! I threw translucent porcelain luminaries last week.
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Feeling the fear but doing it anyway is bravery. I'm flapping like hell. It's nice to have an old friend flapping with me. :)
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I have to admit, I am pretty scared right now, but determined to keep getting mad and making art about it. Art is about connection and communication and those things are going to be what saves our species from the greedy and the fascists.
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I wouldn't say that I love Name of the Wind, but I have a soft spot for an unreliable narrator. Kvoth is telling the story, so we're getting his perspective and the myths that he is making about himself. It's a book that I prefer the subtext in.
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Oh, it's gorgeous. The banding goes all the way through the clay, so when you cut it you expose the inner complexity. Like this
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Thanks! Agateware is so challenging but so rewarding
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JFC, you made all that in 3 hours?! I am deeply impressed. 🤩
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Also, pics! I'd love to see your agateware!
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Yeah, it's always a risk, but when it works it's just sublime. I still have 3/4 of the block left, maybe I'll keep this set pristine and cut the next ones.
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Mine is Concolora
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The frustrating thing is that they could just accept a definition of masculinity that allowed for vulnerability and the value of others.
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[Mr Burns] Excellent. [/Mr Burns]
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Absolutely do. I don't currently maintain a personal discord, but I've never shied away from joining one.
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I got this too! I was going to call them tomorrow to ask WTF.
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Solidarity. ⚒️
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I think that sharing skills and techniques is important to the evolution of art as a whole, so let me know if you have any other questions. If I don't know I'll find out!
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Thanks! This is Miller 55 and B3 from Laguna, Standard 112, and what I call scrap brown, which is my studio reclaim. It will fire out to something like this
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There is nothing more fragile than the modern incarnation of masculinity.