Spacecat Ceramics / Monster Sculpture / Rock Band 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."

• Shred couldn't decide which instrument to play, so he never picked one. Later he decided to play the triangle, so he could hang out with his friends who are in the band.
• Sonic thinks every song needs more cowbell. Every single song.
• Axel loves to scream into his mic, but spends his downtime talking softly to his plants and collecting small brass animals.
• Zepplin knows there are two visionaries in the band who are like fire and ice, so he tries to be the lukewarm water.
• Slash hopes that his band earns its place in history as one of the world's loundest bands, so his amps go to eleven.
• Kip's dream is to play his drumset while spinning in a giant tank of water.
• Diamond Dave is the greatest showman in music, he loves to wear fancy costumes and jump kick around the stage even while playing the keyboards.
• Mark works in a record store and wants to be in a band, but isn't sure what he would call it. Maybe Mark?
• Cake is really excited to see the band Cake, but also likes the food cake, so she brought that too
• Materials – Hand sculpted and painted with colored underglazes and clear glaze
• Dimensions – 

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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.”

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