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This is the final product with the vent holes removed and the holes to hang it added near the top.

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Finished hollowing out the mask and this is the front

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This is the back of the mask after finishing trimming.

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Started to trim the back of the mask but forgot to take a photo before I started. This is about halfway through the trimming process.

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Made the dot pattern bigger with chopsticks. I also cleaned up the eyes and the forehead.

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Added lips and a tongue to the mask. I also added a dot pattern with the needle tool on the mask.

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Added a nose onto the mask and shaped the forehead and the space between the nose and mouth. I also added in eyes to the sockets.

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Added in the mouth hole and eye sockets into my mask.

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Made the slab, shaped it with newspaper and gave an outline to where I wanted the features.

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This is the inspiration for my mask

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tiki mask - Download Free 3D model by sv1nks

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Open the door to a world of ancient traditions and mystical rituals with a tribal Tiki mask! This unique mask represents the spirit and culture of ancient tribes, transporting you into a world of mysterious rites and powerful rituals. The tribal Tiki mask is a symbol of strength, protection and community, reflecting the wisdom and power of the ancestors. Made from natural materials and decorated with symbols and patterns, each mask is unique and has its own energy and power. By wearing a tribal Tiki mask, you become part of an ancient tradition and heritage, connecting with the spirits of nature and the wisdom of your ancestors. This mask not only gives you strength and protection, but also reminds you of the importance of connecting with nature and respecting cultural traditions:) - tiki mask - Download Free 3D model by sv1nks

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I did well making the bowl and there wasn’t any significant errors on it

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I did well making and trimming this bowl and didn’t have any significant errors.

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This is probably my best mug. I did well shaping the actual cup part. I attached it well and avoided most cracks. At the attachment points it does look a little messy but a few touch ups and glazing it should make it pretty much unnoticeable.

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A different angle

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This one was a messed up attempt from my double Bubble I decided to keep. I put a handle on it just to practice more with it. This time making the handle was much better and attached with less cracks. However, I did not fix the bottom hole and so it is to small to fit a finger through.

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A different angle

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My cup shape on this one was much better. I attached the handle better on this one. I could have made it have less cracks in the actual handle but it should look fine after it is glazed.

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A different angle

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My shape of the cup part turned out pretty well but could have been shaped a little better on the bottom. The main problem was my attachment of the handle. I attached it way too low on the cup and on the top portion I attached it to the end and not the face of the handle.  Also, I did not round out the corner of the handle enough. Lastly, I didn't give it a heart shape which would make the handle difficult to hold.

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This was my best double Bubble that I made. The actual shape of the bubble were more pronounced in this one than the other 2. I also trimmed really well on this one and had some assistance in creating this type of foot ring. 

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This double Bubble I also trimmed well. This was probably my best one on shaping the bottom bubble through trimming but when throwing the clay my top bubble didn't go out enough. I also messed up my signature on this pot and hit the foot ring while signing it.

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Another angle of the double Bubble. You can see the lopsidedness much more in this photo.

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This one I made a good foot ring and trim on the pot. I did much better trimming the pot on this attempt. However, my actual shape of the pot is not the best because the top bubble is not very symmetrical and leans too much to the left. I also made the top bubble much bigger than the bottom bubble.

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This one I created a double bubble but I trimmed through the bottom of my pot. I put way to much pressure when making the ridges in the center bottom of my pot. I also could have trimmed more weight out of the side of my pot

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Needs to have more weight pulled out from the whole thing but it is even throughout.

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Needs to have more weight pulled from the bottom.

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Probably my best one in wall weight but it did get a little thin near the top of the walls.

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Needs to have more clay on the bottom and could remove some more weight from the bottom as well.

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Needs to remove more weight from the bottom but it has good wall thickness besides that.