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Monster

My plan for this piece was to begin with the body before adding the limbs and head. Following this, I intended to hollow out my monster. I stuck to this plan for the most part and added the finer details at the end. I glazed this piece after it was fired with greens, purple, and blue. If i had to redo it, I would outline the eyes and mouth in black. Other than this, I'm proud of the way it turned out.  

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Alebrijes

My original plan for this piece was to create an alebreje based on a bird. However, after sculpting this, it ended up much smaller than I had anticipated. I scrapped this piece and decided to make a seastar instead. Seastars are a keystone species and are vital to our ocean's ecosystem. As for my process, I began by sculpting a half circle before scoring and slipping the appendages. This week, I intend to add tissue paper as well as acrylic paint.

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Series of four

I began this project by forming four even balls of clay. My intention for the series was to create four similar tea candle holders. I set three of them aside and started to make a small pinch pot with the other. I then carved out cutouts in my pinch pot to allow light flow. I repeated this process with the other three over the course of a few days. I used white underglaze on each of these and am currently waiting for them to come out of the kiln. Overall, I'm very happy with how they turned out. However, if I had to do anything differently, I would've made them all at the same time before firing. 

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Lidded Box

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