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For my autobiographical wall relief I chose to do an example of being “two-faced”. This is illustrated in my sculpture with two different faces; one that portrays happiness by smiling, the other showing a scared face with two devil horns coming off the top of its head. I chose to do “two-faced” because in any situation I believe that there is two sides to every story. This is because I believe that even though someone may show a happy face on the outside you never truly know how they really feel on the inside.

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My fist attempt at my face that I will be sticking on my wall relief.

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Here I edited my first face, I fixed up some facial features, I also am going to add some wrinkles.

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This is my first attempt at my second face that I will be sticking on my wall relief.

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This is my second, much better attempt at my second face. I will be adding horns and wrinkles to make it pop more.

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This is when I stuck my first face on my wall relief. I had to slip and score it to allow it to get e strong bond to my wall relief.

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This is when I hollowed out my devil horns that I will slip and scoring onto my second face

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This is when I slipped and scored my second face onto my wall relief and slipped and scored my devil horns onto my face as well. I will be adding wrinkles.

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Here is both my faces slipped and scored onto my wall relief, I will be cleaning it up to make it look better.

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Here is my final product of "Two-Faced".

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Something you make with: Rolling, Pinching, Smashing

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Day Three with clay, make something that is not. I chose to make a flying spider because I have never seen one