Thanks for the post, Anelia, and I agree that it is expensive to get into this art. Plus the pieces themselves are already expensive.
Here is an example of former artists and some new artists in this field.
http://www.rubylane.com/item/321505-...Franz-Bischoff
http://www.rubylane.com/item/321505-...andpainted-107
http://www.rubylane.com/item/321505-...-Artist-Signed
Here is another example of artists in this field:
Irina Zaytceva
http://www.jsauergallery.com/sagemoo...IZaytceva.html
and Kurt Weiser
http://www.google.com/images?hl=en&e...w=1024&bih=510
Thanks again for posting Anelia. I appreciate sharing info about porcelain art even though it is inaccessible to most artists because of costs. It can be done inexpensively if someone has a friend's kiln to use....but otherwise it is expensive for sure.
Some use the new Pebo paints that can be fired in a regular oven but I would not suggest doing that except for purely decorative reasons.
