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Get your entomologist friend to tell you what dirt daubers (potter wasps) eat and provide them with plenty of food and pottery clay in an enclosure.
Do this a bunch of times until they and their offspring cover the outside of a wax vase with a clay bottom.
Now glaze and fire the resulting pot.
Now
for the multicolored construction paper hornet's nest.
Ugly?
http://static.zooom...0646_c89a250129.jpg
I've seen much worse than this being sold at craft fairs. [DrCurry, Sep 20 2007]
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I once saw a bronzed paper wasps' nest. It wouldn't necessarily be godawful ugly. |
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Make the wax blank closed at the top, and saw off the top when it's done. |
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If you used this as a receptacle in which
to store your glass eye, and the vessel
was after all determined to be of some
degree of aesthetic merit, could you
say:
Beauty is in the bee-holder of the eye? |
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xenzag, I haven't laughed so hard in weeks... thanks. |
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Controlling the process variables(temperature/ pressure/ moisture/ dauber:food ratio/ foodsource/ freespace/ any others?) to yield different results would help solidify the artform. |
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