Here is another whistle in this series. It is by far the prettiest, and surprisingly enough, it also has the best sound. This also has four holes.
I used some simple studio stamps of flowers to texture it, and the mouthpiece is simply hand rolled and wedged together. I was thinking of the curl of tubas and trumpets as I was squishing the clay together.
Here is the bottom. Three simple feet … of course this contradicts the whole animalistic approach because most animals have four feet, not three. Oh well … this thing doesn’t have ears or eyes, either.
Animals also don’t have flower textures imprinted on them….but then, does art really have to imitate life? Nah!
2 thoughts on “Clay Whistle: An Animalistic Look”
These are definitely fun! I really like what you are doing in surface texture.
-Paul
Too cute!