David Brian Dobbs

Measuring 7.5 inches in diameter and 4 inches tall but still being very light in your hands with delicate thin walls. This bowl exemplifies the past 6 months of practice and patience to learn a new skill. It has been what I wanted to achieve from the start, beautiful medium sized bowls that are light in your hands and are made to be held while eating. I love eating stir fry and rice, noodles or soup in a bowl like this. I believe to make what I would enjoy and hopefully other people would too.

This bowl I'm going to keep for myself because I've fallen in love with it, but it has a companion with the same glaze and 4 others with different colors that just went into the kiln today that will be up for sale soon.

Thanks so much for looking and have a super day! I love ya to death!

https://www.davidbriandobbsart.com/

I finally got my website finished! (more or less) Check it out and let me know what you think! I'm getting ready to submit some images to a national publication and trying to decide what paintings to show. Please, if you have the time, check out my website and let me know what 2-4 paintings you like best. Only pick from the first two categories, Abstract Soundscapes or Everchanging Past, because these are the only paintings I still have and are currently the two series I am working on the most lately. Thanks so much for looking and I love ya to death!

David Brian Dobbs Art

Check out this POV video I made of me throwing a large bowl out of B-clay. Please like and subscribe if you’re on YouTube!

Throwing a 3 Pound Bowl POV This is a point of view of me throwing a 3 pound bowl out of B-Clay mix. It took me a little longer because I was nervous from filming it. With my bowls I tr...

Handmade pottery and paintings for sale! I’ll be adding new items every week. Thanks for looking!

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The General, 2018, Oil on Canvas, 26" X 34"

All things in our universe are constantly in motion, vibrating. Even objects that appear to be stationary are in fact vibrating, oscillating, resonating, at various frequencies. Resonance is a type of motion, characterized by oscillation between two states. My paintings use oscillations between subtle shades of color moving into other vibrations of a spectrum of color to create a simulated auditory and sensory experience to change one's perceptions. In short, I am creating paintings that I believe can be heard and felt, bridging the gaps between sight, sound and touch to create a subtle shift in the viewer's emotional state. Light produces high frequency sound when hitting specific forms of matter and color and I am experimenting with concepts of creating unheard sounds that affect the viewer's emotional state.

“Harmony”, 10” X 10”, oil on canvas, $200 with free US shipping.