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I followed the mug demonstration to attach the simple mug handle and complete the piece.

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I used more of the textured clay to create little patches around the mug

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I added clumps of the textured clay around the horns

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I used a sifter and pressed clay through it to create a hair like texture

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I shaped into thin cone-like shapes and attached 5 small teeth into the holes created previously

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I created holes within the mouth for teeth

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I built up the chin to create an underbite

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a removed clay from the mug blank for vent holes to the eye and horns

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a sculpted and hollowed out 2 cone like horns and attached them to the dug out sockets.

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I attached the a lower eyelid the same way as the upper eyelid and I added a pupil to the eye. Then I began to hollow out a space for the horns

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I added an upper eyelid with a thin piece of a soft clay

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I attached a hollowed out semi circle for the eye

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I carved into the mug blank to create an eye socket

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little friendly monster mug, cartoonish face and emotions

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I redid the big wave by adding more volume to the whitewash to create the look of movement. then I used a still bristled brush and tapped it on the surface in the front corner to create the texture of the sand.

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I continued to add wet clay and build up the base of the wave to create the look of rough water. I also took more clay mixed with water and slip and tapped the surface to create more texture.

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I took a metal barbecue skewer and poked holes through the thicker base of the waves and then patched the top of the structure.

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I took clumps of wet clay to build up the back wave to create rough water as you would see on the large crashing wave

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I used the same technique on the edged of the waves as I did on the shoreline.

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I took some slip on my fingers and lightly tapped the surface so created the white wash effect on the shoreline.

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I went in with a clean up sponge to soften the edges of where i carved out to create a smooth surface with clear striation so show water being pulled

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I carved out the negative space to create vertical striation on the inside of the wave.

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I added two long, thin snake like pieces of clay to create the tiny waves at the shoreline. I smoothed then the the surface and built up the one farther back so it was slightly larger than the whitewash

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I added more clay to build up the smaller waves and began to pull the edges to create the start of a crashing wave

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With extra soft clay I had I laid two cylindrical pieces along the background and smoothed them down to the surface to create a look of another break in front of the larger wave.

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After a lot of trial and error I took clay and mixed it with extra water so its was super soft and built up a mound and started to stretch it upwards so the top was thinner and the mound was triangular. After I made the initial shape I started to fold over the thinner top to created the wave form.

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I cut equal rails and attached them to the main background slab

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smile melting

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wave crashing on sand- something beautiful feeling controlled by other pulls

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Puzzle pieces not fitting together- all dif. parts of a persons not complete yet.