capturing the nuances with jugs and bugs

 

Pottery Paul attemps to sell you through his minds eyes his volcanic, celestial pots with a twist of floating orbs that give extra shelf power. 

Luster : Iridescent Shiny Glazes.
First "Luster Vessels" by Paul J Katrich.  Second pot series Japanese Shigaraki Ceramics.

Christmas wishlist number 1

Luster : Patent. Flat and Wedge Underground Creepers.

wax on wax off

Luster: Wax. Lynda Benglis, Karen, 1972, wax on wood.  

blacker than lacquer

 

Luster: Glossy Photo Paper. Photos by Ryan Foerster

MSG

Luster: Chinese Food. Painting by Gina Beavers

melted makes shine

Luster: Hot Wax Seal

Just let your soul glow.

Luster: Hair gel. Soul Glo from Coming to America John Landis 1988.

 I recently watched this again and it was as surprisingly good as I remembered it.

When the men on the chessboard, get up and tell you where to go.

 

Luster: Polished Marbles. Marble Solitaire 

dancing with the sitars

 Luster: Floorboard Varnish. The Well Polished Floor Sculpture (2010) by Ger Van Elk

sticky fingers on the streets of china

Luster: Toffee covered fruit in China during Spring and Summer.

polished hearts with untame minds

Luster: Steve Parrino. Enamel on canvases.

Something to hold all your small things

Luster: Lacquered Inros by Shibata Zeshin. 

An inro is a traditional Japanese case for holding small objects. Lacquer was used to decorate inros made of other materials. Shibata Zeshin was a famous and revolutionary Japanese painter and lacquerer in Japan during the 1800s.

More eggs

Luster: Polished Tigers Egg

Metallic to Luster

 

Metallic to Luster 

Luster is the visual property of something that shines with reflected light, due to being given or possessing a gloss, glaze, sheen or pearly finish.