These are ready for the bisque fire!
The Chow-chow on the back will be a gift, and the other two cats were just practice and trial - I wanted to make a slightly more sophisticated snout/muzzle. Not sure if it will work out so fingers crossed.
Interesting technique. I will try this technique for fluffy dogs on my planters.
This is my very first piece that I actually gave out to my work colleague C. Another piece where I forgot about the issue with the underglaze (it was over a year ago since I last used it) and so a lot of cracking was formed. (Again, the cracking can very well be my problem, I guess).
I’ve also seemed to get the coloring very wrong, giving it a more orangey color rather than her more grey-ish brown. Sorry Lulu!