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To start this piece off, I got a slab using the slab roller, cut it into a cylinder form using the slip and score method, and then I lastly pinched it into the shape I liked. I did 3 iterations before it felt right. I then added a bottom using the slab roller again. In this pic, I had finished that process and began smoothing the outside and inside.

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At first, I just wanted to do a pot and add some designs to it. I was having trouble finding a design I liked, so I decided with some advice from Mr. O and Jake to add a handle. I added one using the slab roller and slip and score.

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Why not add another one?

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Adding some finishing touches, mostly just endlessly smoothing with the sponge and paintbrush.

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Well, not totally complete. The needle tool made a nice little dent in the bottom of my holder when I took this pic.

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I don't play games super often, but my friends told me that I needed to play this one. It's honestly become one of my favorite pieces of media I've ever consumed. I figured that in tribute I'd do the mask of the protagonist.

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Here is what I started out with. I used a few newspaper balls and a slab of clay to form the shape(forgot to document the process). Then I hollowed out big ol' eye sockets. I restarted a couple times because I just wasn't happy with the overall shape of it, but This is the one I settled with. I would later squish it down and widen it out to better match the source material.

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Made a cone, or more of a sausage shape, using my hands mainly. I also saw the demonstration using a paintbrush to hollow out horns so I utilized that technique too

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I attached the horn, using slip and score. I made a hole all the way through from there so the air inside the horn has a place to escape. I then formed the top of the horn by just taking a wooden knife and splitting the end of the horn in two. It did take some adjustment, but I got the general shape.

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I then repeated the process for the second horn. I also widened the face to better match the source.

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I honestly was not sure if I'd be able to fire the mask as it was super thick at first. I believe this was a picture from day 2 of hollowing.

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I wanted to add more complexity to the mask, so I figured I'd make an intentional crack. The one shown in the game is pretty drastic, so I toned it down a bit so I didn't have to completely follow the model.

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Here is the crack in its early stage, there was still quite a mess. at first it was more of a divot, but Jillian helped me by telling me to really dig deeper. I did it and was satisfied, but it made me reconsider how thick my mask was.

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Here's the crack a little more cleaned up.

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After the crack, I got to smoothing.

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My parents have quite a few steins at home so I figured I'd try to make one to add to their collection. This one was actually turning out pretty good.(tried about 8 or so times).

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Unfortunately I brushed it and it got indented. In the morning when I got it it was leather hard and I ended up breaking it. I decided to move on from the stein shape for now.

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I really enjoyed the shape of this one, but I unfortunately left it on the board on a 4-day weekend and it dried.

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This was a really nice shape, and I decided to go with a small c-shaped handle for it.

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I started off mainly making these bowls for days. I made about 6 or 7 of these before I decided to get more creative.

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After breaking Jillian's Udon bowl handle because I was "testing the stability", I decided I needed to learn how to make one. After a couple of attempts, I managed to throw a pretty good one. Although I won't keep this one, it really showed me how much more creative you can get with bowls.

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This is what I made immediately after the udon bowl. Pretty simplistic, but I'm proud nonetheless.

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While I'm not exactly sure how the color scheme will turn out for the glaze, I hoped for a rougher mug with a coat of glossy glaze around the lip for better drinking

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Turned out awesome, my mom loved it. Best mug!

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While I think this mug will be functional, I believe it's quite underwhelming. This was not my best handle work, and I think it's a little small. Still, it might turn out nice.

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Had a lot of fun glazing. Learned a lot from our guest speaker and the combinations she left. I also had a few of my own glazing strategies that I picked up over the process(Which I'll go over in the next section). This is definitely my favorite part of ceramics.

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I remember making this bowl feeling like a madman. I first started by throwing a pretty standard, averaged size bowl shape(flared lip is optional). During the trimming process I made sure to make a raised foot-ring for easy grip during the glazing process and for the style in general. The reason I did all this was a request from my mom. She wanted a bowl that looked like it had glaze just dripped down from the rim, with the raw bisque exposed on the bottom. I thought that sounded cool, so I got to glazing. I decided on cream for the base. I just did a simple dip, about three fourths of the bowl coated from the top. Then, I dipped cappuccino halfway down from the rim. This is probably inadvisable as some drips got extremely close to the foot-ring. Lastly, I poured emerald green along the inside for smoothness and nice color. Overall, this is my favorite bowl so far. The cappuccino on the rim is a very cool idea due to its runny nature and I hope to do more things with it.

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Yeah, it didn't turn out quite like the picture online. I still think it's a great, functional plate, just a bit disappointed about the glaze. Still looks alright. Overall, successful plate.

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Okay. I know this is a plate project, but I just wanted to document that I did have some success with glaze combos. This is oatmeal over iron luster.