Yayyyy! I sold a bunch of my work an now I'm making some more cups to sell and school is almost over!!!!

The AP Showcase went really well. I was so impressed by how great everyone's pieces looked displayed. I was asked to make a custom set of log mugs for another student and her family. So that will be fun! But, Good job to everyone! The hard work really paid off!

So I made two projects in the last two days: a fish and a possum. I think that I still need one more piece so I have to make that tomorrow and hopefully I can get it fired before Wednesday and then paint it. So much to do!

Okay so I'm a little more behind now cause my coyote blew up. But, I'm working on a new sculpture of a dead cow. It will look similar in structure to the picture above. I can not believe that our AP showcase is this month. So much to do still!!!

I painted my dog sculpture. I chose a dark maroon and grey. I have about two more concentration pieces to go but, since I am not submitting an AP portfolio, I'm not sure if I still have to make the required amount of pieces. Regardless, I have a lot of painting to due in order to get all of my pieces done by the AP art showcase! Yay!!

So I got my wisdom teeth taken out yesterday (at which point I completely zoned out) so my goal for today is to paint my sculptures while I'm still stuck at home and everyone is gone on vacation. I bought some paint and I'm hoping it will all turn out well!!!

Oh, I also asked if I could have my wisdom teeth. So I want to make another tooth ring at some point!

Spring Break!!!

So I am almost finished with my coyote. I have four more concentration pieces to do before my portfolio is complete. At the same time, I still have to glaze/paint all of my bisque fired work which will take time. So I am somewhat behind but I am hoping to get a lot done this spring break (which won't happen but I say it anyway in that hopes that someday it will motivate me). I can't believe that we have only three months left of school!!!

I added this image because I am always amazed when I see Julian Beever's sidewalk chalk art.