Sometimes I make images and I don’t know what they mean. Or what I was meaning to represent. It doesn’t seem to matter, because it all works out, and I can then assign a meaning according to what the tile is telling me. Not to sound indecisive or just plain silly, but…
Anyway, I made these two little creatures with their white-surround eyes and it made me think of the white cat-glasses I had as my first pair of eyeglasses, back in 1967 or so. Let’s say these guys heard about it from me, liked the look, and decided to make it their own.
Low-fire clay, fired at cone 06, colored with Velvet underglazes, about 4″ x 4″, made in January 2019.
Claudia McGill and Her Art World 
I had those glasses too! Time for a revival! (K)
I’d love to see what I’d look like in a pair.
I looked pretty goofy in 4th grade. Might have been the haircut my mother gave me too…
The glasses are a fun element that really pops out of the image. It may be because I associate sunglasses with the beach but I see the blue figure as being a seal-person and the one in green as a lobster or crab person.
Yes, I thought the same thing, that they are vaguely marine in nature. I think the glasses also remind me of old fashioned diving goggles.
Yes!