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Walls are better than the first. The floor is the ideal thickness for the whole piece but there is just some minor thickness issues on the bottom half of the piece. Other than that, it’s rather decent for a semi-rushed piece since was the end of period! 

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Getting close-ish to that perfect cylinder. The piece is exactly 6 inches though the thickness of the floor is ridiculously thin. Walls are for the most part decent with the exception of the bottom half.. once again. Just some clean up and I’ll be close. 

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By far the worst pull yet. Tried to get a wide bottom with a thin top and ended up being unable to reach back in to thin out the walls in the curve. Definitely could do better.

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Definitely too thick on the sides and especially the corners. Floor is paper thin and it gradually gets thinner bottom to top. Need to round that out and get proper thickness.

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For this mug I attempted something a little more abstract. Originally, it was the design that was implemented was a mess up when i was trimming however I saw an opportunity to make a little save pattern on the front of the piece. The throwing aspect of the piece is relatively well done but I wish I did a different styled mug for my second one. Same with the handle, next time I need to put more effort into constructing the handle hence the uneven mess this handle made.

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For a first mug, I would say I’m extremely happy with how it turned out (pre fire). There are some critiques now that I look at it closer such as some marks and possible boogers near the handle, as well as the handle end being as close to the bottom as it is is relatively frightening. I think I did well trimming the piece and throwing the overall shape, but some advice for my next piece would lay regarding the handle and how close it is to the ends of the mug. 

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This was my first real attempt at a bowl and to be honest, I’m on the edge about it. There are many imperfections within the shape, trim job, the inside job, and more. I really do not think it will pass the marble test and it is just a really mid job overall. I could’ve spent more time on this piece and made the bowl shape aspect of it pop, but I got lazy and just made the bare minimum. Next time I need to spend more time and pull more weight out of the bottom to the outside.

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Honestly the glaze work on this piece is so utterly terrible I don’t know why I didn’t just a) wash off the glaze and start anew or b) why did I put it on the glaze rack? I was kind of done with the piece anyway and was going to throw it away because it’s just okay then I thought I could utilize it as a Christmas gift. In a way I kind of do like the imperfections showing my complications while making the piece. Kind of symbolic. Now I’m unsure. Overall I need to do better.

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First trimmed piece! I’m very happy with it and currently deciding whether I alter it with a design or not. Overall I am happy with the design and the functionality of the project.

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In this as well as the other listed pictures of this piece, you will find that it is a nice piece overall. I believe before I threw this one away, it was one of the most neatly distributed and well put together pieces I’ve ever thrown. I would have without a doubt kept this and tried to trim it, however, if you look at the other pictures, you’ll notice there is a tiny crack in the bottom going through the piece. I really thought I did a nice job with the thin walls, lip, and more, however, the crack made me disappointed!

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I went a completely different route than my original vision board. I tried out the shape and wasn’t loving the fact that I didn’t think I could nail it and replica something with 100% accuracy so I started over fresh and wanted to go for an African style war mask. The holes on the side of the nose go completely through and I will hang some hoop style earrings through every one, further demonstrating the culture. I added some texture on the tongue unlike the rest of the mask with a bristle brush and put some stamping in the facial elements to attract the eyes. Overall for a first build, I like the mask and would like to do another one sometime!