The final project was a totem piece that had to reach at least 12 ins tall. Each piece represented something about me. The bottom piece represents by dad, then above that is me, then a graduation cap, and then a paint brush/candle is of my mom. The glazing I wanted to give the look of a frosted cake

This was my symbolic self portrait piece. The idea of it came from being extroverted around people I am comfortable around compared to people I don't know as well. This is expressed with the big ear to ear grin and then the small figure laying down inside of the head.

The theme was what we define home as. I enjoyed the idea of doing a bulldozed house that people are still inhibiting. Its clearly thrashed and uninhibited to most but its is home to the figures inside of it. The white glaze didn't have a strong coat so that is why the color came out a flesh tone.

The second project was a pop art object. In this case I did a wrestling ring. However, I wanted to change up the coloring for more bruised purple and red colors to exaggerate the risk and injuries of pro wrestling. The posts kept breaking off so I'm shocked they stayed on during firing.

The first sculpture's theme was abstract nature, so I went from a sandy and rocky cave type piece. This was my first ceramic sculpture ever so parts of the piece are coming undone from each other.

This is one of those previous attempts at drapery. This was a single class period piece. I like the refracting of the light but the drapery and the cloth on the wall start to blend into each other. It is a love and hate relationship with how this piece turned out.

The first three images dealt with the interior of the painting studio and still life's set up in the studio. The fourth image was looking out on the campus towards the quad area and the library.