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This sea project was our first project of the year, and it really encouraged students to explore their creative sides. Given a long time for us to detail, texturize, and add effect, there are many different aspects on every project; no two projects looked the same. For my project, I started with a pinch pot and paddled them into a rectangular shape. I added 3D modified versions of sea stars, anemones, and marine plants. I used many different vibrant colors throughout my whole project, really focusing towards tropical underwater areas with high sea life diversity. Besides adding clay, I also took away clay by drilling in a few holes; I was trying to make it look like bubbles. I thought it would be really cool to cut the stars as the lid, but I had some difficulties, so I permanently glazed one of the stars leaving only one star as a lid. I added a lot of different textures and patterns to this under the sea project because I wanted it to be fun and I wanted to experiment how it would turn out. Overall, I am happy with what turned out and now I know what techniques and patterns to use for the future.