The semester is wrapping up so we finally were able to take our ceramic pieces home! Here are mine.
Stoneware. Pinch method. Raku. The assignment was to mix organic with something man-made. I did a water drop mixed with the grid pattern in the ceiling of our class.
Stoneware. Coil method. Low-fire. It's old Japan(Jomon) and new Japan mixed together.
Stoneware. Slab method. Low-fire. A family of abstract objects.
Stoneware. Thrown. Reduction fire.
Closeup. It's too dark in the two right cups unfortunately. The top one is a teal color and the bottom is bronze.
Stoneware. Thrown. Reduction fire.
A peek inside.
Stoneware. Thrown. Reduction fire.
Another closeup.
Porcelain. Thrown. Reduction fire.
Another angle.
Left: Stoneware. Thrown. Reduction. Right: Porcelain. Thrown. Reduction. My little sister threw these :)
A little blue inside!
Porcelain. Thrown. Reduction.
Bronze glaze on the outside and clear on the inside.
Stoneware. Thrown. Reduction.
Inside. This is one of the pieces in a three piece set I made for my final project.
Stoneware. Thrown. Reduction.
Inside. Another piece of the set.
And to the piece that pissed me off:
Stoneware. Thrown. Reduction.
Notice this mug in the middle of this bowl? Yeah, well whoever loaded the kiln stacked them like this, so now they're permanently fused together. Bitch. So now my last piece to the set is ruined. My professor said it won't effect my grade because it was out of my hands. It still makes me mad though.
Anyway, back to the ceramics.
Porcelain. Bisque-ware.
Porcelain. Bisque-ware. I can't glaze these ones yet, I have to wait until next semester to get these ones fired.
I ended up loving this class. I want to take more ceramic classes, but it doesn't really work with my major.. I kind of decided to major in painting. That means I need to take more painting classes rather than ceramics unfortunately.
I hope you guys like these!