现实主义的陆地和海洋动物雕塑

艺术家Ellen Jewett继续创作来自陆地和海洋的动物雕塑，用超现实的边缘创作现实主义的描绘。每一种瓷制的生物都具有将动物与自然环境联系起来的精致元素——比如从一只黑凤头鹦鹉的翅膀上长出的绿叶，或者是在其图案华丽的海马的脊椎上发现的微小的黄色鱼类。Jewett用陶瓷制作每只海龟、章鱼或鱼后，手工制作一个金属丝电枢，并在上面涂上聚合物。这使她能够将花朵和其他动物等细节元素与动物的鳍或爪联系起来。

Artist Ellen Jewett (previously) continues to create sculptures of animals from the land and sea, crafting realistic depictions with a surreal edge. Each porcelain creature features elaborate elements that connect the animal back to its natural environment—such as green leaves that sprout from the wings of a black cockatoo, or tiny yellow fish that are found along the spines of her ornately patterned seahorses.After she forms each sea turtle, octopus, or fish from porcelain, Jewett free-models a wire armature by hand and coats the piece in polymer. This addition allows her to connect detailed elements such as flowers and other fauna to the animals fins or claws. Her solo exhibition On Wilderness is on view at the Ottawa School of Art’s Main Gallery in Ontario, Canada through November 18, 2018. Her work is also being exhibited in the group exhibition Nature Imagined at the Wilding Museum of Art and Nature in Solvang, California through January 2019. You can learn more about her process by following her work on Instagram.