"Double Bubble" Bogey FACE JUG ugly folk art southern pottery ceramic nc

Description

The Double-Bubble Bogey
"Snot my fault..."
- #27 in my Bogey series. Measures 11" tall.
By The Redneck Potter, Van Hine
What the heck is a Bogey???
Nose art at a new level! Interactive boogers. They just like to
hang
around. And they've taken on a life of their own!! Are you grossed out yet? I sure am. Don't ask me where I get my ideas! (I live with a bunch of Rednecks, remember?) Actually, I was walking around Wallmart (that's where we Rednecks shop) and spotted this 5 year old kid riding in the cart and he sneezed - and blew a Double Bubble.
This bogey is hanging tight in there. And like many people, he is a tenacious booger!! It would take quite a bit of digging to pry him loose - or in this case a lot of licking! Gosh, can you believe this is the stuff I think up stone cold sober?? (Thinking about this stuff keeps me up nights.) My hubby thinks I've gone off my rocker recently - but I told him, "I'm thinking outside the box."
He replied, "You're not thinking outside the box - you are jumping up and down on top of it!"
Anyways, why not pick a Bogey for a friend or loved one? And while your at it, pick a good one for me...
The Redneck Potter
"I Know Ugly!" -
Artist, Monika VanHine
With many people today focused on beauty and having everything looking just right, why not pay a little attention to those things in life that aren't so cute and cuddly? So, let's forget perfect for a while. Let down your hair, kick back - and let's celebrate ugly!!
My ugly face jugs start their life as a shapeless lump of clay. After much poking, prodding, and smooshing - whoila! An ugly face jug is born. Some are only mildly afflicted, others have serious cases of ugly. And a few are even fugly! Which do you prefer?
About the Artist:
Not sure where to begin, so let’s start in the middle. I have found my true passion in clay! Took pottery classes back in college in 1999, but lacked a place to work. Then I moved to Tennessee and finally got a studio of my own. So I've been working on the potter's wheel since 2005. And I began making whisky face jugs in early 2007. I first started offering my work at local craft shows in mid-2007. Many of my pieces are sold through art/craft shows in Florida, Georgia, and Tennessee. Most people find that my work swings the gamut from whimsical to downright creepy (depending on my mood) with many degrees in between. Hubby says I make whimsical and funny stuff three weeks out of the month and the other week I make evil. This was obviously made during one of my ‘happy’ weeks. Now, you have an opportunity to collect one of my works without having to go to the show!
Every piece is thrown on the wheel, altered/sculpted by hand and then fired & glazed. My work is hand carved - NEVER MOLDED! Each jug is unique. No two are ever exactly alike - although they may seem similar - they are just part of a series of themed jugs. Dishwasher safe, functional piece. Each face jug is signed on the bottom and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
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Payment:
Winning bidder must contact me within 3 days after auction ends and payment is expected within 10 days from end of auction. I accept Paypal.
Shipping:
Handling time:2 business days for your jug to be packed. Shipping is USPS priority mail from zip code 37322. I pack my items with plenty of bubble wrap and peanuts.
IF YOU ARE NOT 100% SATISFIED with your purchase, please return it in it's packaging within 14 days for a FULL REFUND minus shipping costs.