Rolling Clay with Keith

Bowls!

V-shaped Bowls (advanced!)

Whoa! If you can do this you get an A!

Makes 60 cups look easy huh!?

Here's some cups

1. I like this mug because it was created with a slab carved into prior to sealing it 

2. Organic shape and only black and white

3. I like the raw look of the clay and the light blue glaze

4. i really like that the bottom is matte

5. I like the shape and the glaze - smooth - as well as the lack of a handle 

6. Lack of handle and more of an organic shape - also the glaze

7. I like the glaze and the divots in the side 

8. Organic shape/glaze 

9. I like the cup shape and the foot 

10. I like the carved out section - looks like the wiggle wire technique but straight down 

11. I like the shape and the markings - also the handle 

12. Blocks of color and a fun handle 

13. The organic shape and straight handle

TEN CUPS! WOOP!

 I like the shape of the cup and the flower design. I'm not sure if she used stencils or free hand with glaze but I like the overlapping and the structure

 I really enjoy the bohemian design on this cup. the black and white make a good contrast

 the shape of the mugs and the splatter are awesome

 dripping glaze always gives an appealing look to the bugs. I like the combination of the brown light blue and cobalt blue. the base of the bug is pretty original

I have previously used a pair of lace leggings to make a print on my clay and I really enjoyed it

 one again, the dripping of the clay and the contrast between that and the original texture and color of the clay is a good combo.

 relief work is cool.

 the mason jar is becoming a common household item and i think making one our of ceramic gives it a more artsy tone

 stencil and glaze work is great. the general shape of the mug is pretty versatile

love the relief or the carving. pretty original.

Lindsey's 10 Cups

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