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I wanted to make my step-dad a pottery version of his pet snapping turtle Elliot. The shell is removable and can hide snacks and stuff! I added Patina Green to the shell. The body was dipped in Honey Yellow and then covered in iron oxide and a little bit of the yellow oxide. I hope it turns out okay! Looks a little silly with just the unfired glaze on it. If I could change one thing I would make the legs stubbier. Elliot isn't really that tall of a turtle, so I would need some stubs.

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For the cat on the left I slip decorated black and white around the collar, eyes, and openings. I then poured with midnight black inside and covered with clear glaze. I like how it turned out. The colors are bright and vibrant.
The cat on the right I used celedon blue for the body and a purple blue fit the head. Both turned out how I expected.

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Hello everyone, so this is two pinch bots combined. Everything was made by hand, leaves were aquired while walking around the Carmen castellano building. A under glass was then used to highlight/define my leave imprints. After this process I went in and dipped it all in trans. clear glaze.

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All of this owl is individually painted with glaze. For the hat I glazed green celadon, eyebrows: Honey gold, beak: yellow, eyes and foot: metallic black and the whole body is coated with gold celadon. The only thing I would do differently is I would have put one more coat on the body.

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Here’s my whale, it hasn’t come out of the kiln yet but I glazed it with blue celadon.

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So my zoomorphic is currently I think being loaded into the kin so I don’t really have a photo but I didn’t a vase with the body of a bird. I used metallic black glaze of the outside and the inside has the moonlight glaze. I actually dipped it in the black then had to paint the rest on as there was not enough to fully dip. Then I originally plan to have all the feather tips the moonlight and then slowly fade into the metallic black. But I wasn’t sure how to do that without the metallic black overpowering most of the moonlight or dripping so far down it just kind of covered it up so I avoided that for now and put the moon light on the inside so I can see the contrast. Depending on the contrast will depend on the color scheme that I do for the next project. A lot of the design was planned out before hand when it came to actually glazing I ended up changing my mind last minute of the color scheme that I had originally planned. if I were to change something I would definitely have figured out how to put the moonlight on the ends of each feather as I feel like that would’ve looked beautiful if it was properly blended between the two.

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I plan to fill the inside with Mediterranean blue glaze, paint the leaves and eyes emerald green, and paint the rest of the body gold shino.

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I used Chun Purple glaze all over the piece, except for the cheeks which I waxed. I wanted to make a human face on a pitcher, to preferably match by cups I made earlier, but the glazes didn’t end up matching. In retrospect, I would have glazed them all with this purple!

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Hey all, this is my puppy dog Cause. He's a thickk boy, but hollow on the inside. His head is removable so this piece can be used as a jar if wanted. I brought two pinched pieces together which is making up his body. I then sculpted and attached the legs and he has a tail which is curled up along side him. I did not hollow out the tail figuring I wanted the piece to carry a bit of weight to it. I'm planning on going over the piece with a metallic black glaze giving him a nice shiny coat. I still need to find the color I want to use for his markings.