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In ceramics, I enjoyed making my monster the most. I felt that I could really let my creativity shine and make a monster that resembled many different things. I also liked seeing everyone else's monsters and seeing what their minds went to.

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I really enjoyed this project as one of the first projects of the semesters. This project taught me the importance of texture. After I finished sculpting the pots, I carved into the bottom and it made for a really cool design. It also was the first time I was introduced to pinching clay and I found this to be a vital skill.

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My advice for future ceramic students is:

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My advice for future ceramic students is:

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To really take your time on the brainstorming process. It is much easier to change things on paper than with clay. Also be patient when working with clay, working slower leads to a more polished piece. Finally, prioritize ribbing to smooth your piece.

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This was my favorite project. This project taught me how to score and slip very well. I started with the base and the body and both arms and the tail were seperate pieces. I would have to use scoring and slipping to attach these pieces to the monster. I loved the way this turned out and how every part of my monster represents something different.

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I found raku glazing to be very cool. Initially, this project taught me how to use coils to make a piece and how they can become something big. This project also taught me how raku firing works. I found it really cool how different parts of the piece were different colors and shades when the glaze was all the same color.

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Funny enough, this project taught me the importance of determination in ceramics. Multiple times my project broke in half and I had to be resourceful to put it back together. I had to use some clay contraption to re-attach the handles and top multiple times which wasn't fun but taight me the resilience you need in ceramics.