Excuse the title, but that what we call them. Because they are pots, and because they are heads.
More potheads. These are medium-sized, smaller than the large ones and a lot bigger than the baby potheads. They fit right in. Here is the whole group.
Made in August 2019, low-fire clay, fired at cone 06, Velvet underglaze for the black wash look and Amaco Teacher’s Palette glazes for the interiors.
And for individual shots. One: (Please excuse the yellowy cast to the portrait view – the other one is more the correct color for the clay)
Two: (I turned this one a little so you could get a better look at the eyes)
Three: (I realize the interior glaze is actually a Duncan color rather than being from the Amaco line I referenced earlier)
All right. That’s the pothead universe up to now. Here’s a portrait of Large and Medium together.
Claudia McGill and Her Art World 
They look great together. (K)
I did enjoy seeing them as a group. They look like they are in a conversation. Hopefully they don’t start yelling in the middle of the night.
Let me know what they say if they do.
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Fantastic! I appreciate seeing them from different angles to appreciate the dimensional aspect of the features.
Thank you. I always want to take a lot of photos of 3D work because the least little change of viewpoint often reveals a whole new look, and I think that is one reason I like doing this kind of thing so much. Serendipity really plays into it, too, as to what you thought you were making from one angle, well, from another…!!!