Anyway, class was alright. I think it will be a creative semester. Glaze calculation is intimidating but exciting at the same time. I can't wait to learn the details about glaze minerals. Once I know more, the sky could be the limit and I could actually find decent glazing options for my pots. Lately I have moved away from glazing for the most part and left it up to the atmosphere to color my pots. The red clay is the other no-glaze on the outside solution. I don't mind glazing the insides of my pots.
I went to work after helping to make test tiles. I only worked for a couple of hours because I was supposed to have wheel-throwing class at 4:15pm. The professor had a meeting and couldn't make it, so I sat with the other students and waited to see if the syllabus would be handed out anyway. I don't really know why I was sitting there in the first place because they were discussing respirator training, which I did last year. After I found out that the professor wasn't going to be there at all, I decided to walk home because I didn't have any crazy good ideas to start on. I did make more black slip before the supposed class meeting time, but I didn't feel in the mood to make pots. I felt dizzy at work earlier.
Well here are a few drawings that I worked on over the holiday break:
Frog Study in ink on tea-stained paper
Abstract Deer
Figure
Figure 2
Paranoia
Hush
Female Face Study 1
Female Face Study 2
Jude Law, ink, black colored pencil, and white charcoal on tea-stained paper
Olivia Wilde
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