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The colors on the vase were supposed to look similar to this. Also i lost my sketch book so i don’t have the original ideas/ sketches for the project 

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The colors on the vase were supposed to look similar to this. Also i lost my sketch book so i don’t have the original ideas/ sketches for the project 

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Final piece was black because I applied too much glaze. And some wax came off of the flowers when spraying glaze on so they didn’t turn out as I hoped.

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Used chun purple and some oxides for the flowers, then covered them in wax and sprayed patina green

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I made a funny skeleton dude :D
Yes. It wasn't planned. But it was still a funny process of doing it. It was artist improvisation!

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This is the back of the sculpture. It's the Kanji symbol for Death. (THANK YOU FOR THE HELP BTW)

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About half way at this point. This was the tricky part.

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this ended up getting scraped off and i started over with a different face

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i knew i wanted to keep the shape and have a face on it and i was brainstorming what else i could add onto it so that it wouldn’t just be a face on one side and the rest of it be empty

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this is from junji ito’s “uzumaki” manga series

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this was a jar from china sui dynasty. i like the color and the shape of the piece. i also liked the little handle things near the neck as well.

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Whoever keeps deleting my work please stop it

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When I realized that our piece was supposed to be much taller than the seated prisoner, I combined my original ideas with this standing figure in the Cantor collection, as well as inspiration from the women in my life, resulting in my final design of a standing, joyfully free, full figured woman.

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The figures in my sketches became freer and freer as I brainstormed.

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The sense of being bound, trapped, evoked empathy across the millennia for this prisoner from approx. 300BCE-300CE. I wanted to set him free. My sketches began to unbind him.

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Historical Inspiration: Seated Prisoner, Colima, artist unknown

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Historical Inspiration: Seated Prisoner, Colima, artist unknown

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Template showing back, side, and front views

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Template showing back, side, and front views

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4. Historical Inspiration:  A Pickle Jar from the Han Dynasty, China.

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4. Historical Inspiration:  A Pickle Jar from the Han Dynasty, China.

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Here is my coil vase. I covered the vessel with 3 layers of porcelain slip, then carved out the mosaic designs. I decided to go with a simple black and white design. I plan to go over the black slip again to accent it before putting it in the bisque kiln. I was considering glazing the whole vessel with clear glaze, but I may use just black glaze to accent the shaded sections.

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Got the head attached to the base & tentacles added today

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As of end of class Thursday.

Fingers crossed they're dry enough on Tuesday to flip the body & attach the head!

Then, I'll need to add tentacles & any other decorations