Spacecat Ceramics / Monster Sculpture / Octopus and Human Eye Monsters

"Visually I like to pull from popular culture: 80’s Sesame Street, creepy toys from the 70s and 80s, Pixar movies and Tim Burton films and pop surrealist artists I admire."

• Zippy: This big, blue monster is scared of the dark, so he keeps a nightlight on all night to help him sleep.
• Oogles enjoys playing dress-up with all his neighboring woodland animals and dresses them up in silly clothes and hats.
• Don't let his face confuse you, Snorky is really excited to come to your party, he bought a special hat and everything. 
• Zoot writes encouraging messages with colorful chalk on the sidewalks, so the villagers will start their day with a smile.
• On rainy days, the friendly monster named Yubble wears his polka dotted raincoat and visits each house in the village to offer to help with chores.
• Boogles loves swimming in the lake yearround and always wears a life jacket to show the other monsters how to stay safe.
• Fuzzles enjoys picking wildflowers and making bouquets to give to his friends.
• Wuzzle likes to find shiny rocks on his daily walks and decorate his friends' homes with them.
• Materials – Hand sculpted and painted with colored underglazes
• Dimensions – 

This item gets carefully packed and will ship within 5 business days or sooner. 

Mill Valley, CA

A former librarian, Amy Breed turned to art full-time more than 6 years ago. With Spacecat Ceramics, she uses whimsy and imagination to create a variety of objects. Mostly monsters, merging creepiness and cuteness in the best way that makes people happy and lifts their spirit. “I realized that if I made a monster, I could make it look as weird as I wanted. Humans sort of always need to look like humans, but monsters can be anything you can imagine.”

Learn more about Amy Breed of Spacecat Ceramics in our Conversations with an Artist series.