Kena the Dragon Potter > FC #97

I'm so glad! Yall got great taste in cryptids.

Wise words!

So silvery! I don't have the words for it but it's a delight to look at.

Last day of the #fc2026 dealers Den!!! Let's find a home for this cutie dragon today!!! #fursuitforsale

Kena half cropped out of the picture pointing back at the dragon potter table. It's very green and colorful.

Bright neon colors on a mushroom sculpture. Behind it is various cups and platters.

Last day to buy things at FurtherConfusion2026 On a lark I've put up my display mushroom for sale. You want whimsy? I've got it all. BUY THE FUNGI!!!

#1 sparkle fur! Ruler of them all...

Kena wearing a black mask with a white cat silhouette, rainbow tye dye shirt, sassy sunglasses and two handmade pendants.

Getting ready for the beach.

A tiger tiki made of dark brown clay with firey colored glazes inlaid.

A side view of a monster tiki made of dark brown clay with all sorts of random colors inlaid.

A tiger tiki painted with floral colors. Pretty chaotic to be honest.

A tiki monster of dark brown clay with bright fire colors inlaid. My co-worker inspired this look. Thanks Angel!

A sneak peek at some of the tikis I will have for sale over the next 3 days. Each vessel is lovingly handmade and a unique work of art that is also dishwasher safe! I love making art that is functional as it is beautiful.

Map of the Dealer's Den. The Dragon Potter is at table 97 in the East room.

A closeup of a hand holding 4 tiny pizza charms, from left to right are pepperoni, Margherita, pepperoni and olive, and ham and pineapple.

7 ceramic charms with different colors and textures. They kinda look like they're enchanted with magic.

The same 7 charms flipped over to reveal texture in green, black, orange, and white glaze. They look fun to touch.

My husband and I are ready for FurtherConfusion2026 with lots of shiny trinkets for folks to enjoy. Come check us out at table 97 located in the EAST dealer's room. It's my first time vendoring at FC so I'm super excited. The first con I went to was FC 2008 when I was just 19 years old.

I'm mainly here and a tiny bit on Insta. Other than that, I talk and socialize on telegram.

A gray slb of clay carved into a s shaped lizard.

A gray slab of clay carved and burnished into a certoony kitten with huge eyes.

I actually finished some wall hangings this year. I enjoy hitting goals I set for myself. Exploring is nice too, seeing what type of things I want to make and elaborating on what interests me.

A tan table with a tiny eyed skunk, fox, and dog looking all cute.

Critters drying for bisque firing.

Some hexagonal mugs, two round mugs and a zig zag carved tall tumbler.

More goodies. It's all mugs, all the time.

Diagonal shot of a canvas table with a bunch of pale clay cups drying.

Small vessels getting made and trimmed this weekend. I'm alive and working hard for FC

It's been a while since I've posted, sorry for the silence. I've been very preoccupied with many different life events, but now that there's a slight lull between holidays, I shall post more.

Smush!

Sometimes you just gotta shake ya cloaca.

I am surviving the con as best I can. I don't know if it was because I was working so hard or my age, but I used my time in Reno to catch up on sleep.

I have an excuse to make more glowing critters now! :D

I've upped my rainbow game. I spent the last year getting gud.

I'll make ya proud!!!

A map of the BLFC dealer's den. The Dragon Potter can be found at table 204, now with 50% more whimsy.

A painting of a green leopard with its mouth open, black gums, shouting orange red zig zags at the viewer. If you see this painting, you've found my table.

Hey look, I have the same table number as last year! My artwork has changed quite a bit though. New designs, more tiny mugs, more mushrooms, more moss.

A roughly painted depiction of seagulls.

This and other paintings to be found at table 204 next week at BLFC.

Hot sauce, lime juice, salt?

A snarling tiger tiki made of black clay inlaid with a soft pink glaze.

A marbled clay tiger tiki with glossy purple glaze inlaid.

There will be about 3 dozen tikis for sale this year at BLFC. Each one is different and one of a kind as I experiment with slip, glazes, underglazes, and special effects. Prices will vary as well, from $65 up to $130 so there will be something for everyone.

I'd recommend starting with a small, simple mold like a bowl or tea cup to get used to the process. But yeah I wanna see what you come up with!

Vantikistudio on YouTube is a fantastic source for slipcasting info. For my mold I made it in 4 sections plus the bottom due to the details and wanting to avoid undercuts. If you're making something that's tapered, wider at the top than the bottom, you can maybe use a 1 part mold.

A brown clay mug with a black dog and a speech bubble saying be gay do crimes, there is rainbow glaze on the top dripping down.

The gay crime dog is back, this time on Imco stoneware 1c clay. Interesting fact about that clay: the spot where it's being harvested is changing composition, so the clay is no longer ^6, it has creeped up to ^8! Nature/geology is wild.

I need chocolate so bad right now thought yall should know.