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this is my first bowl. I actually threw it pretty quickly  during lunch and im very proud of it cuz its so cute and I trimmed it nicely in my opinion

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these were fails, the one in the back is super good but I left it out for more than a day so it dried out 

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this was my first mug before glazing. Mr Stout helped me but I applied it and everything. anyway something he did was a little line in the middle and I liked that so i'm going to do it to all my handles and it makes it look more sophisticated and toned, I could definitely do it better than what this shows. I found that it's better or more aesthetically pleasing for me to keep it a lil shinier towards the bottom and kinda thick at the curve. 

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this is my first double bubble. she's not perfect but I feel like it could pass for some Stone Age artifact or something. you know the fruity pebbles commercial characters, I could make like a spoon and make it crooked so it looks Stone Age and have a little set. anyway I need to work on not making my shapes crooked and I think that comes with pulling up too fast sometimes because then it unbalances the shape and makes it look like this. another thing I should also practice is trimming because im so bad at it but I think im bad at it because my shapes are crooked. 

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this is my 5th shape, the one thing I did a good job was the trim it looked pretty straight and the floor is more even compared to the other ones. Im not sure if the floor is a good height but it looks better than the other ones to me. and iu indeed to pull more from the bottom too. it was exactly 4 inches so I could've pulled more but I also need to work on not wasting the clay. the lines look pretty good on the inside though but I still need to work on evenly lifting it because I always have more on the bottom. 

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this shape I was trying to pull up and I made it curvy somehow and just went with it from there. the wall thickness is still a little thick I think and definitely uneven from top to bottom so I still need to work on pulling evenly. and im still having trouble with the floor and keeping it even. its super hard for me to not press down when I do the bottom curve and thinning it out. so I need more practice on that 

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this was my try at a cylinder shape. I did had help from mr stout so keep that in mind but I did most of the pulling which it looks like a pretty good job from the lines but I still need to pull more from the bottom and make the floor flatter. also I need to make it less round at the bottom so its more rectangular from the inside. I didn't trim it but the rim looked good either way and it was nice and round. 

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I was really just experimenting and I made this shape. It looks like I'm still going too down on the bottom and making it too thin. My walls are getting better and they look slightly thinner but i'm getting better at knowing how to move the clay with my fingers 

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This shape was my first shape, I did okay but I might've gone too far down bottom and my walls are still very thick but it still looks like a cup of some sort 