Artist Elise Lefebvre combines the exacting edges of ceramics with a surface treatment akin to watercolor. Her chunky forms, featuring portraits of animals and people, are expressed with carefree fluidity you’d find in painting. They have diffused edges of colors that flow into one another and an uneven application of pigment you’d find in a wash that was applied with a paintbrush. This strikes a nice balance between hard and soft—an alluring visual combination.
To purchase Elise’s watercolor ceramics, follow her on Facebook to see pop-up locations and when she places a small selection of them for sale through her online shop.
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