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I cleaned up the surface of the mug with a wet sponge to smooth it out, and hollowed out thick areas.

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I added coils of clay then blended it into the mug where I wanted to show the stretch between the two faces merging.

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I cleaned up clay boogers using a sponge and added the last details.

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I cleaned up the clay boogers with a sponge and altered the features to make it look more natural.

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The nose is not fully sculpted yet, as well as the mouth. Because the clay was still soft, it was difficult to work with to add the details, so I let it sit for a few hours.

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I started to draw in details onto the mug to make the faces appear as though they are merging together.

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The face parts for the second face is completed, but it still looks a little off. The proportions and details have to be fixed.

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I sculpted the face, brow bones, nose/nose bridge, and lips on to the face. I struggled with making the lip shape look natural.

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The completed piece.

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After wiping off the clay boogers using a dry sponge, I added on eyes to both the eagle and the pheasant, and added tropical leaves and a sun in the background to make the piece pop out.

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Reference used for the tropical leaves in the background.

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After completing the details, I used a thin piece of clay to make the pheasants wings in the back ground.

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A reference for the feathers and details on the pheasant.

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I attached the eagle's wings on to its body using the slip and score method, then created a support structure where the wings would hang off of the body because I was worried that it would break off when it dries.

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I created a thin layer of clay and attached it where the legs would be in the background. I struggled to sculpt the eagle's legs, and the talons kept breaking off as they dried.

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After attaching both the eagle and the pheasant pieces onto the wall relief, I started to add feathers to the eagle by lightly sketching out where I want the feathers to be, then carving under the drawn on feathers with a toothpick. I also started working on the wings by taking a flattened piece of clay, then attaching a thin layer where I want to put ruffled feathers.

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A reference for the feathers/ details/ wings for the eagle.

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I laid out the eagle and pheasant pieces out on to my wall relief, and traced around them lightly to indicate where I want to attach them.

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The basic shape of the pheasant is completed; I started adding texture to the surface by using the same tool that I hollowed out the pieces with.

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A reference for the basic shape of the pheasant/ the pheasant's pose

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I cut the eagle in half so that I can attach it to the wall relief. I planned to make it so that half of the eagle appears to be 3d/ sticking out of the wall relief, while the other half is a part of the background to create a 3 dimensional effect.

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The completed basic shape of the eagle; it is not attached to the wall relief yet, and I still need to add details.

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A reference for the eagle's basic shape

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I shaped out the overall shape of the eagle and created separate pieces for the head, torso, and legs. I planned to attach wings later on in the project. After hollowing out each of the pieces, I attached all the pieces together using slip.