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I glazed it using Volcanic Fleck. It came out nice, it was supposed to be an auction bowl and sell for a billion dollars but I guess nobody actually cares about the cause.

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I used a coil to make my foot.

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I made this bowl by taking a large slab, cutting out an eggsplat shape, and placing it off center over a bowl.

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This one came it really nice I think it's my favorite piece.

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I glazed it using Turkish Amber, Turquoise, and Emerald Green.

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Since I left a lot of clay on the bottom I had a lot of room to trim a nice thin foot.

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This was the biggest piece I've thrown, I wish I could've thrown something bigger but I still really love this bowl.

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I glazed it using white and eternal galaxy.

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This bowl was actually a mess up throw that I decided to keep.

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It didn't come out looking how I thought it would but I still loved it.

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I glazed it using Panama red in a reduction fire.

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Making it tall was very confusing to me so I decided to just take one long strip and wrap it around the bowl

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I made this by taking a slab, cutting strips and lining them onto the form.

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I double bubble glazed the top using Jennie's purple and Vickery 2 Red. We are still waiting to see how it comes out.

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I made the foot using a coil and slip scoring it on.

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I made this by making a slab and laying it across a metal bowl. It is flat because I didn't let the slab completely sink into the form.

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I found this bowl on Pinterest and decided to copy it.

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The glaze came out a little bit not how I wanted but I still liked it

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Desert landscape pt. 2

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I used underglaze to create a desert landscape

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When trimming I made a very large foot originally so I had to recenter and trim again.

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After throwing off the mound for my boat bowl I wanted to throw more bowls and I wanted at least one to be a fairly normal bowl.

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It came out how it was supposed to except for the large blob of glaze that fell from someone else's overgrazed piece.

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I decided to use underglaze for this because I wanted the red outline to stay put.

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Here all three dipping bowls are attached.

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I attached my first dipping bowl to the slab

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I had to figure out how to make three tiny bowls to fit onto the slab. I did this by taking a huge mound of clay and throwing off the mound. It was the first time I had ever done it but it went well even though all three bowls were different sizes.

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I cut out a leaf shaped portion from a slab and shaped it into a boat type shape with the green circle thing and a piece of clay to hold up the side.

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This is one of the images of chip dips I found before actually making anything.

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I decided to reglaze it even though everybody said not to. We will see how it comes out.

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This is how the glaze came out. i hated it.

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The day i was glazing i really had no idea how I wanted to glaze it so i settled for black with white speckles.

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I trimmed it on a chuck which was new and a little scary because one of the pieces kept falling off, but it went well and i didn’t need help with it.

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I had already attempted to make a chip dip one time before this and i had to redo it, but this second time turned out well even though it is much smaller than i wanted.

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For the handles I wanted to do a pretty simple handle but I had intended to make one on both sides, it’d essentially be a vase but in the size of a mug

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I really liked this vase shape, I thought it would be super unique for a mug.

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I wanted this to become my mug but when undercutting to take it off I slipped and cut too far in.

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How i plan to attach the horn to the skull after it is fired

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Smoothed out horns and skull, made sure connecting spots fit, cleaned up mistakes without the back of the cheekbones.

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With advice from Mr. Stout I cut off the horns from the skull.

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I made the second horn and connected it very roughly.

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Different angle of the connection on the horn and the skull.

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I first made the shape of the horn on a seperate plate and then slipped and scored to connect it onto the eyebrow region.

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Not really much progress from the last but i better formed the area around the eyes and the cheekbones.

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I started to form the other cheekbone and fuse it onto the rest of the class I also

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I made a large flat circle and placed it over a face mold. I took a chunk of clay and formed it into the cheekbone and hallowed out the eyes. I also added the small horns on the forehead.

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I used this as my reference for the cheek and how deep i would have to sculpt into the mouth.

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This was my reference for the head shape.

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For the look of the actual mask I landed at the idea of recreating this mask from the movie Thor: Ragnarok. I’ve found a 3D recreation of it online so that will be helpful in recreating the actual shape of it. As for the chain idea I want attach chains at the top of the eyebrow-horn object and connect them somewhere else on the model. I am also thinking about creating another set of smaller horns on the forehead.

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The actual process of how I would make the chains was something I wondered about for a while so during I search for pottery with chains I came across an artist named Rebecca Blevins who also made ceramic chains. While looking through her instagram I came across this post she made showing the process of making her ceramic necklaces. I think if I make my chain links thin enough I will be able to make them without having to hollow out each piece.

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I’ve seen this artist, Kelsey Floyd, on tik tok and instagram and recently she’s added ceramic chains to her pieces and i’ve been wanting to add the chain idea into something I make.

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originally I wanted to have a spout going out like the one in this picture but I realized that the point of this holder was to keep things in it rather than pouring out.

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I really like the bumpy oval shape of peanut m&m's and wanted to recreate that with the shape of my tool holder.

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Here I liked the spiral addition and wanted to add that to may handle.