Sin Eater T1

This is a piece by Sin Eater. Here's Sin Eaters self proclaimed life:
"Sin-Eater lives deep in the heart of Herefordshire’s countryside.Here his fascination of animal forms grew & gave birth to his passions for the collecting of taxidermy & theory of evolution.A cynic of photoshop all of his artwork is created by hand.His desire is for Sin-eater to belong among the Albrecht Durer’s. Detached from the contemporary Sin-eaters work is a call into the echoing chasms of the past."
This particular piece is on lots of items that Sin Eater has created. I adore the intricacy and to know that he does it all by hand is astonishing. I aspire to do everything so intricate and always have done, which is why Sin Eaters work particularly stuck out for me. I love that Sin Eater does botanical art combined with animals yet also incorporates skeletal pieces and somewhat dream like fantasies. 

This was the first ceramic piece I saw that SE had created. I adore that his wife(?) creates crockery and that he is able to draw onto the hand made pieces. They look so delicate and definitely delicate. I would like to create my own crockery piece.

Another one of SE's little drawings on a mug. It's so beautiful; it looks so raw and looks as if it could've been dug up from the ground, again fitting in with his personal style that's so intricate. I don't think that Sin Eater personally consecutively draws onto the cups himself - but this is beautiful non-the less.

I think it's a much more intricate version of Keaton Henson's work on crockery. Keaton also creates art on mugs and cups and dishes etc - which I find very interesting. This is a photo of the mugs, which you can see how hand created the mugs are by the difference in colour throughout them. I definitely want to illustrate on some form of crockery at some point.