Lately, I have received three interviews online with questions ranging from who am I to how did it happen. Not sure if my adventures will inspire, advise or make wary the reader of these interviews, but I do like to post images of my work and various zany versions of what’s a girl to wear …
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Wildflowers in Spring from 1992 revisited by Joyce Lieberman
Which photo looks best? The only thing holding this 1992 beauty back was a pinkish wash that needed more umber and a few shapes that required more definition. Do you have pieces in your studio like that? After 30 years, thay need another discerning look to become vivid and alive again? Which of the two …
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Beautiful selection of floral works on paper
Seeking just the right piece for a returning collector, I looked through some floral works on paper from around the year 2000. They are all acrylic paint on Stonehenge paper and approximately 22 x 24″ What a great collection, all are available.
New interview with Voyage LA
Voyage LA interview went live yesterday. https://voyagela.com/interview/daily-inspiration-meet-joyce-lieberman/ Do read the interview via the link above. Scroll down to see the pictures. Below is a dress I made on Saturday from a yard of fabric printed by spoonflower.com of my painting also pictured below. I added another fabric with a tapestry feel for straps and back …
Love when a collector shares the way my artwork looks in their home.
Recently sold an oil on canvas to a new collector of my paintings. This piece is a classic for me in the style of my Unstill Life series and my Fiesta series. It is an unusual piece in that it is oil on canvas and spanned 1994-2006 which is the heart of my series of …
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Papier Mache sculpture
As I was eyeing a stack of old LA Times newspaper and thinking of recycling, it occurred to me I had two new boxes from some fans that I bought for the summer season. Ah, of course, papier Mache. If you’ve been following my blog, you may have noticed that I have been playing with …
Raku fired triangular smokers
Triangular Shapes made windmills and wild geometry. I made holes and placed them on pedestals for a candle to light from within and hopefully make just enough smoke to keep the mosquitoes away. Got through the bisque firing, whew, but the first two, of three, has smaller holes. I tried to enlarge the holes with …
Tetrahedron Ceramic Vases
Triangles lead me to tetrahedrons.
Triangular slabs
Reconfiguring triangular slabs of clay. These vases are experimenting with the triangle. They are cone 5 white stoneware.
Goops and Sauces and Ceramic Masks
Making a dozen new ceramic masks. The first group are in the kiln right now. Checking out my glazes. Makes me think of goops and sauces. My last group of vases were two colors only. This group calls for a big variety of colors. Yellow, gold, black, green, blue, orange, tan and white. Almost every …
