This is my set of three. The bowl is 2.5 inches tall and 6 inches wide. The plate is .5 inches tall and 5 inches wide and the tea cup is 2.25 inches tall and 4.5 inches wide.The bowl is slightly lopsided and hasa a small base and get wider as it grows. The plate is deeper in the middle and the edges rise up. The tea cup is rounded in shape with a thin handle in a half heart shape. On all of the project the surface is shinny and smooth exempt for the bowl wherer the trees are, which is grainy and rough. The bowl is glazed on the outside, shadow green with white on top, making it a light blue. There are  trees carved into the side and in the middle of the bowl it is light green. The tea cup and plate are glazed, on half forest greena and the tp half a light blue. There are trees carved into the glaze with clear on top and on the forest green is carved trhew roots of the tree. On the tea cup that glazed ran and blured the design. The form, glaze and texture work together to create a set of three that complement ewach other in design but are uniquely different. The design gives a natural and figurative illusion of a set of trees against thes sky.

This is a tall project that is 3.5 inches tall and 2 inches wide. It has a wider base and slightly gets smalller towards the top. The surface is shinny and smooth. It was was originally glazed tuquiose with sand on the the top but was fired in the gas kiln. It is now a bright foresty green with different shades of green, blue and a earthy brown/yellow color. On on side there is a large red spot speckled and dripping down the bottom of one side. If you look closely the galze is craked throughout the project. The form, glaze and texture work together to create a project that uses different colors that complement eachother. The red on the project is an example of color feild painting.

These are tow plates, one that is 7 inches wide and another that is 9.5 inches wide. Overall the surface is the same but the edge of the plate flares up to be higher than the rest of the plate. Although the larger plate is slightly taller in the middle than at the edge. THe surface is completely smooth. The plates are glazed similar with shinny glazes of shadow green, blue and white. THe glazes overlap each other to make a light blue and dark blue where they connect. In the middle there is an empty space covered with clear. The form, texture and glaze together, use cool colors and the element of chiaroscuro to create simple plates with a balanced glaze.

This is a wheel altered project that is 4 inches tall and 2.75 inches wide. It is in the shape of a vase with a smaller base, a wider belly and gets smaller towards the top. I used my fingers to make a flower look on the top, almost in a wavy pattern. The surface is smooth but grainy at the top (due to running of glaze) and bumpy where the glaze ends (due to running of glaze). This vase is glazed in clear and has shadow green running down from the top to the bottom. At the top the glaze is a darker green/brown where the green ran down and becomes a forest/shadow green towards the middle. At the top, the running of the glaze creates a hair line affect. The form, texture and glaze work together to use balance to create a altered project that is pleasing to the eye.

This is wide project that is 3 inches tall and 6.5 inches wide. It has a smaller base and fans out as it gets taller. It it fairly semetricle but has hsir-line crakes on the top of the bowl. The surface is smooth with small bumps do to the glaze that runs down the side. The bowl is dipped in a clear glaze with shadow green and dark blue dripping from the top of the bowl down to about the middle of the project. Inside the bowl there is light splatters of shadow green and blue. Some of the glaze went of thicker making it look as if there is more that just two colors. The form, texture and glaze work together to use the art elements of chiaroscuro and broken color to create a simple bowl.