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This bowl went through a lot. I threw too thin and then almost dropped it. But then I actually bumped it and it looked terrible after I tried to fix it but then ended up just letting it fold over. Then someone was loading it and it just snapped because it was so thin. But I went with it and just gave it a fun look 

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Basic bowl but at the bottom of it, it says “hey.” Also one that says “smile :)”

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I attached my handle, and by slipping and scoring, then I waited a day to clean the connection point up to finalize the look.

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This was my creation after a lot of trial and error. It took me approx 2 hours of making handles to finally find one that I liked. I tried rolling coils, did not work. Then I tried using the classic style, like a D shape but that looked wrong with the shape of my mug. I finally found this style suitable for my piece.

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I was inspired by this separated looking handle. So I made something a little similar but used a rectangular piece instead of a round one to be more comfortable carrying a heavier-ish mug.

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I completed the cracking design and then started creating a handle.

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After I made my new feet, I started adding some designs. I was inspired by that cracked mug in my inspo pics and applied that artistic idea where I saw fit.

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Next, I divided up the base into 8 sections, and took out 1 part for every 3 sections. This became my new foot, it’s little feet.

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Mr stout taught me how to throw a foot on top of my piece, I did this after I had already trimmed my mug base.

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I started by throwing a simple mug shape. I let it dry and get leather hard so I could trim it.

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I love this pattern. It’s simple in itself but the inconsistent repitition is very pleasing to the eye.

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Beautiful finished product, I love the way the depth changes show through in the sun

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I started my project by creating and armature, the clay cutout will lay on this as I work. The shape of the armature allows for depth changes in my clay, as I am modeling it after an elongated human form

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Close up!!!

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Added some spice to the stub, it looked too plain. Wanted some distressed looking forehead

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Made a stub. Because I wanted to.

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I added these beautiful horns, I will be able to use them as functional hooks for towels or bags or hats on my wall.

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So….I made horns and hollowed them out about half way up.

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Like I said, I didn’t really like the forehead drips so I wanted to do something more 3D so I created a blank space again.

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I don’t exactly love the forehead that I added but I decided to try and fix it up to look somewhat decent. But I don’t really like it. Trying to stay with the same drippy theme.

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I’m very pleased with the progress of my mask, you can tell that through my pictures, I continues to refine and make the mask look a little more realistic and less of an ogre. I am not sure how i feel about the forehead progression, but I can either rip that portion off or continue to refine it.

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I made a new form of an eye I wanted something popping out to add depth and dimension to that side of the face

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I didn’t like the ears anymore (still not sure if I want to had them back on) but I added layers to the eye drip, and created another eye. I continued to refine the lips and nose

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I realized the eye wasn’t supposed to be concave fun the face, so I had to cut out the piece I originally had, and changed the concept a little bit to have it dripping out and down over the eye. I continued refining the lips and nose.

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Added lips and finished the nose shape

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Cut out face shape and made weird ears, added nose bridge

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Added an inverted texture compared to my first piece, more of a wood grain style.

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Progressing to my second piece

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Adding texture to my piece!

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Testing out tree bark texture