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An honours graduate in 3D design from the Univeristy of Plymouth, Andrew Beaumont uses digital technology along with his plaster mold casts to combine unusual materials and create strikingly original pieces. Mixing ceramics, earthenware and bone china with various woods, he has created a collection of 'trapped' vases and figurines unlike anything else you have likely seen before.
Below are many images from his impressive portfolio. I have also included some of his beautiful freehand sketches.
Black trapped earthenware vase with grey ceramic splash:
Trapped Vase (Bone China and Oak):
Trapped Vase (Earthenware and Tiger Oak):
Trapped Bear figurine (Bone China and Elm):
The Earbud Amplifiers (Ceramic and Oak):
Other pieces by Andrew Beaumont
Ceramic cups (produced by Muji):
Mini Pestle and Mortar (Bone China and Elm):
Bone china cloud vases:
Bone china salt and pepper bear shakers:
Bone china and wood roulette salad bowls:
Andrew Beaumont website
Andrew is currently looking for employment as a designer or a producer for his unusual pieces.
Thank you to IransDesign for bringing Andrew's work to my attention.
Kiki van Eijk's Canvas Series is a collection of ceramic pots and vases in various sizes that look as though they are made of textiles. The process of creation is that the pots and vases are first made in textile and embellished with details then cast in ceramic.
Small vases:
Medium vases:
Large vases:
Small pots:
Medium pots:
Large pots:
XL pots:
Produced and Distributed by Serax Maison d´etre
You can see more of Kiki van Eijk's work here.
