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I really enjoyed making the Jomon Jar because I was able to add really simple cat designs from a game that I play, and because they were simple enough geometry to make and not over design. But overall, making the vessel was really fun.

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My advice for the future ceramics students is..

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My advice for the future ceramics students is..

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My advice is to take your time to work out the details you care for, but still use your time sparingly because projects still have a time limit.

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P.S. the bottom popped from it still being wet, but I was able to make this funny photo because of that.

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P.S. the bottom popped from it still being wet, but I was able to make this funny photo because of that.

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All the things I learned throughout our projects..

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All the things I learned throughout our projects..

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From the first project, the animals, I learned about how to really make stuff out of clay, but I learned the rule about making the stuff hollow, along with all the other rules to making clay. In the second project, the pinch pots, I learned how to make engravings into the clay so I could get my design, I also learned to efficiently smooth my pots. Also, for my pinch pots, I was inspired by the Pokemon Beast Ball, and I managed to make decently well. In our third project, the monsters, I learned that I can't draw, and also that time is pretty limited, since I started late after missing a few days. In the fourth project, the Raku vessels, I experienced a lot more on the time being limited, but I also learned about coiling to make a good structure. For our fifth and final project, the Jomon Jars, I learned that I need to wait longer than 3 days for my vessel to dry :(, but it still made for a funny photo, and I could fix it next semester. I was inspired by the little basic Battle Cats units, since both had simple enough geometry to be considered as just circles or squares. (P.S. I am taking Ceramics 2 for the second semester, which I also recommend for any new freshman who really enjoyed ceramics 1)

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Monster - After Firing, I couldn't find the Greenware pictures unfortunately.

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Monster - After Firing, I couldn't find the Greenware pictures unfortunately.

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Statement Mugs were mugs we made dedicated to a person, this one is purely inspired by my coaches, specifically coach Churrak and Coach Hartung.

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This is the complete form.

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The houses were to be a fun, creative little house that we could really use for anything. Given the option to take it apart, I really felt that I had to because of how much work was left to do with such little time remaining.

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I know it looks complete but I had a lot of unfinished ideas for it. 

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Looks most complete here over any other side (except maybe the front)

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The Sea Life project was meant to be all around any kind of sea animal, making an aquatic themed everything to go with it. My design was a Clione, I'll admit, it was a bit rough but I love how it came out.

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Image 3, focal point on the pot because it hasn't had a chance yet.

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How the mug looked pre-glaze. The "Giants Wrestling" part of it got messed up with the glaze, but I still really like the cup.

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Project 2: Statement Mugs (first mug) (Bisque Form)

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Project 2: Statement Mugs (first mug) (Bisque Form)

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Project 2: Statement Mugs (first mug) (Bisque Form)

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Project 2: Statement Mugs (first mug) (Bisque Form)

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Sea Life before firing! That little guy there looks very scary with the glaze, which is why he isn't included in the glazed photos, also I dropped him in the wax so one of his little horn things fell off.

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Image of the pinch pot, really looks the same as the one with color, meaning that it was actually done well.

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First draft of the Clione (animal I chose). Looks a little funky but that comes with it being made in like 5 minutes. This was week 1 of semester 2.

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Animal image 2.5 (cause the little guy wasn't there in the previous one)

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Animal image 3.5, project right before firing it for the first time. Final character and all rounded out.

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Statement mug that was dedicated to one of my best friends, Sam. He was dreading getting it because its goofy.

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Project 2: Statement Mugs (second mug) (Greenware Form)

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Project 2: Statement Mugs (second mug) (Greenware Form)

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Project 2: Statement Mugs (second mug) (Bisque Form)

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Project 2: Statement Mugs (second mug) (Bisque Form)

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Now unstoppable. More handsome than ever before.

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Project 2: Statement Mugs (second mug) (Glazed/Final Form)

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Project 2: Statement Mugs (second mug) (Glazed/Final Form)

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Project 2: Statement Mugs (second mug) (Glazed/Final Form)

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Project 2: Statement Mugs (second mug) (Glazed/Final Form)

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Project 2: Statement Mugs (second mug) (Glazed/Final Form)

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Project 2: Statement Mugs (second mug) (Glazed/Final Form)

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I wanna start off by saying that I have no clue how to spell Sgraffito... Anyways, the project was a plate, mug, or really anything, made with a design using little to no color, just a black underglaze that is scratched off where you want to be white, and kept where you wanted to stay black. I caught strep the week of working on this, and on the week back I had all these previous projects to glaze, leaving me with less time to finish it than the time I had with the house.

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That ceramics project that I don't know how to spell.