I've followed Sophie Milne's work since I was in college, admiring (read: drooling over) her elegant and uncomplicated wheel thrown forms via her
website and
blog for the past few years.
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[side street collection] |
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[gorgeous coloured porcelain bangles!] |
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[Sophie's new coloured porcelain range] |
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[makers mark] |
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[works in progress] |
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[the studio door doubles as a black board!] |
Sophie's new studio is covered in fake grass!! I don't think it could be any cooler.
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[how awesome is the fake grass?!] |
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[a sneak peak of some collaborative work] |
We were privileged to have a sneak preview of Sophie's
collaborative work with artist Jacqueline Kennedy before their
exhibition opened at
Potier in September. Each piece is exquisite, both in the form and imagery.
I will geekily admit now that I was super nervous prior to meeting Sophie! But she is totally lovely (what else was I expecting?!) and was happy to show us around her workspace, answer my endless nerdy questions and share a few nuggets of advice. A beautiful deep blue porcelain bangle came home with me after the visit - thank you Sophie!
I could gush on about Sophie's work, but that might become uncomfortable...! Besides, the lady herself keeps a most excellent blog over at
Six Hundred Degrees and articulates far better than I can - I highly recommend it for your reading list!
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