This is an extra credit planter. It is 5.5 inches tall and 4 inches wide. There are three holes cut into the bottom. The middle cylinder is tall and comes straight up. The bottom flares out but isn't too wide. THe surface of the entire project is smooth and shinny. The planter is glazed clear with shinny turquoise that is on the top half of the cylinder and drips down the side. The form, glaze and texture work together to create a simple and useful item with cool colors that show of the form of the project. 

This is the last of my theme choice projects. It is 5 inches tall and 1.5 inches wide. It is in the shape of a tall vase that gradually gets bigger from the bottom and comes out more at the neck and then goes back in. Onto the side of this project is carved three flowers/pansies. The surface of this project is smooth exempt for the area the flowers are carved. The inside of this is glazed shinny turquoise  as well as the flowers. The rest of the outside is glazed clear. The form, texture and glaze work together to create a natural and figurative illusion of flowers growing against the blue sky in an open field. 

THis is one of my three theme choice projects and it is 3.5 inches tall and 1.75 inches wide. It is in the form of a vase with a smaller top and bottom and wide shoulders and a flaring lip. Into the side are carved two trees that sprawl from top to bottom. THe surface is smooth but the area where the trees are carved is rough. THe project is glazed metallic black on the inside and in the trees. THe rest of the out side of the project is clear. The form, texture and glaze work together to form a shape the complements the carvings and created a natural and figurative illusion of trees in a dark forest.

This is a multi wheel teapot that is 5 inches tall and 7 inches wide. The body of the teapot is round with a small base and top and wide belly. There is an inset lid the goes in the top and attached to the side of the body is a pulled handle and a thrown spout. Carved into each two sides of the teapot are daisies. The entire project is smooth and shiny exempt for the flowers which don't have glaze. THe teapot was glazed matt turquoise with celedon over the top. My intention was to have it go in the gas kiln but it didn't. The lid is shiny turquoise and the rest is a spotted looking green and blue. The flowers do not have any glaze on them. The glaze on this project reminds me of tie die. The from, texture and glaze work together to make a useful item that uses cool colors to match the sky behind the flowers.