Comments on: It’s Tea Time! - Hand painted images on ceramics from the heart of a Hermanus township. http://www.southernartceramics.com/blog/its-tea-time-hand-painted-images-on-ceramics-from-the-heart-of-a-hermanus-township/ Customized handmade tiles and claywork for architecture and design. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 23:35:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Gerrit Oosthuizen http://www.southernartceramics.com/blog/its-tea-time-hand-painted-images-on-ceramics-from-the-heart-of-a-hermanus-township/#comment-281 Gerrit Oosthuizen Thu, 03 Jul 2008 08:53:25 +0000 http://www.southernartceramics.com/blog/its-tea-time-hand-painted-images-on-ceramics-from-the-heart-of-a-hermanus-township/#comment-281 Thanks Elza The comments below are very special and we really appreciate your commitment to our blog. Gerrit It is so good to be kept up to date not only with your own latest creations but also with that of other ceramic artists - here I’m thinking of those amazing ceramic chairs! More proof that there are no boundaries to the creativity of the artistic mind. Keep us informed! Your own latest designs for bathrooms and kitchens once again show your admirable capacity to continuously create not only beautiful tiles but also work of a very high quality. I can now tell that the 3 - in my eyes unique! - little gold on black “bird” tiles from your studio have found a place on a wall especially created for them, in the Netherlands! But on to Sim and Goodman. First of all, hats of to you for all the support - time and energy - you have given to the KwasaKwasa project! Those mugs also immediately told me a “story”. These guys have real talent. There is some “rawness” in the beautiful little designs - or is it “freshness”- that I sincerely hope will not disappear as their skills develop but with guidance from you 3 wise “men” I am sure that will not happen! What you are doing to exploit some of the enormous “hidden” potential in your country is in one word admirable! It would be so wonderful if more artist were prepared to follow in your footsteps! Also, last but certainly not the least, your efforts to conserve energy and work towards a “greener”environment show REAL committment! Keep it up and keep your fans informed of what is happenning in the exiting world of ceramics! Elza Thanks Elza

The comments below are very special and we really appreciate your commitment to our blog.

Gerrit

It is so good to be kept up to date not only with your own latest creations but also with that of other ceramic artists - here I’m thinking of those amazing ceramic chairs! More proof that there are no boundaries to the creativity of the artistic mind. Keep us informed!

Your own latest designs for bathrooms and kitchens once again show your admirable capacity to continuously create not only beautiful tiles but also work of a very high quality. I can now tell that the 3 - in my eyes unique! - little gold on black “bird” tiles from your studio have found a place on a wall especially created for them, in the Netherlands!

But on to Sim and Goodman. First of all, hats of to you for all the support - time and energy - you have given to the KwasaKwasa project! Those mugs also immediately told me a “story”. These guys have real talent. There is some “rawness” in the beautiful little designs - or is it “freshness”- that I sincerely hope will not disappear as their skills develop but with guidance from you 3 wise “men” I am sure that will not happen! What you are doing to exploit some of the enormous “hidden” potential in your country is in one word admirable! It would be so wonderful if more artist were prepared to follow in your footsteps! Also, last but certainly not the least, your efforts to conserve energy and work towards a “greener”environment show REAL committment! Keep it up and keep your fans informed of what is happenning in the exiting world of ceramics!

Elza

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