#Pottery #VirtualPottery #MasterOfPottery #3Dart #chickens
And now, for something completely different! I bring you... A chicken. Aside from the zig zag pattern on the body this has none of my usual symmetry or geometric elements. It's just the most realistic chubby chicken I could make in MoP. The comb, wattle, and tail are built out of the wing shape that was added in the most recent update, while, ironically, the wings had to be built with the leaf shape.

Punk Pinecone is (yet another) #VirtualPottery from #MasterOfPottery . It's not especially pinecone shaped - maybe the bottom half of a pine cone. But the pattern reminded me of the wooden 'petals' of a pinecone. It looks like a stack of eight pineconelaters, or cymbals, of decreasing size in neon colors. It's not quite a rainbow gradient because there is an extra aqua inserted between purple and blue. I like thehand-painted look of this texture with its ragged edges and incomplete opacity.

Five pieces of #VirtualPottery which are variations on one of the most widely exported and imitated types of pottery in history: blue and white. In Chinese: 青花瓷. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_and_white_pottery
Wikipedia covers the history far better than I could. The painted flowers and horse are historical art supplied by the game. The pattern on the central jar is actually Egyptian, but I believe everything else is Chinese. The far right piece is supposed to be a kohaku koi fish (Japanese). #MasterOfPottery

I forgot hashtags existed on my first virtual pottery post, so I'll repeat the background info in this one in case new people see it due to the tags. This image is a piece of #VirtualPottery titled "Funnel Cloud" that I created within the game Master of Pottery (steam). I'd describe it as a geometricized tornado. I'm interested in discussing games which include art-making or artistic #crafting, and also #litRPG stories like this. Or 3D printing virtual art. #VirtualArt #MasterOfPottery