Spray Planter

Got an air brush to experiment with underglaze designs, the spray blotches line up with it's plant water catch. This looks AMAZING. Mid-fire, cinco blanco.

Plate

Raku Clay, Cone 10/High Fire with Celadon glaze. I embarrassingly used Raku clay to make a plate that I ended up gas firing cause I didn't know the difference between the clay bodies. But I did get some practice working with vinyl tape while glazing.

Snake Vase

Large Cactus Vase

Had some help with my pottery instructor with throwing something this big. I also pushed out some bumps from the inside of the pot, added copper wash and dipped it in Celadon glaze. Very tall, but there's also a lot of clay at the bottom of this vase as well.

Hand Built Tea Set

Hand built this set with Cone 10 porcelain clay, wax resist dipped in blue glaze. In retrospect, I probably wouldn't hand build using porcelain, I did not do the clay body much justice.

Ikebana Vase

Had a lot of fun throwing this vase. It was a challenge not to over throw or have the ends flop downward. I had to compensate for a little sagging/shifting that happens during the firings.

Ikebana Vase

Chowanmushi Cups with Lids

Balcones white clay, Cone 10/High Fire, with white glaze and flicked on blue glaze. Different thickness in walls and bottom. Also the lid has a terrible handle. Beautiful color combination though and works wonders in my steamer and Instant Pot.

Enclosed Lidded Jar

Took this technique from Michelle Wen on the ol' IG. I threw this jar as one enclosed form. Did some chattering for affect. Porcelain cone 10 clay, and used Jungle Rutile as a glaze.

Bird House

Marbled Cinco Blanco and Buffalo Wallow Cone 6 mid-fire clay. Used blue underglaze for pots and clear glaze.

Footed Planter

Balcones white clay, Cone 10/High Fire, with white and black glaze. Another embarrassingly thick and heavy pot but the feets are my favorite on this pot.

Black Bowl

I'm proud of this one. This picture doesn't do it's justice. This was probably one of the largest bowls I've every thrown. Probably due to the black clay I used. I marbled Cinco Blanco and New Mexico Black Cone 6 Mid-Fire clay with a clear liner glaze.

Black Bowl

Finger Mug

Mid-Fire, Cinco Blanco, blue and brange underglaze applied on bisque, with Oatmeal glaze coverage.

Tea Cup

Mid-fire, cinco blanco with blue underglaze designs.I like the way this handle looks, not how it feels while drinking though...lol.

Match Stick Holder

Pintrest got me making these. High fire, cone 10.

Booties

Made some baby boots out of some leftover tinted porcelain.

Booties

Booties

Marbled Matcha Cup

Had some fun experimenting with mason stains.

Various White Pots

Cone 10, Balcones white clay dipped in white glaze with black flicked on spots. Some of my first pots!

Various Green Pots

Some of the first few random pieces I made. Hilariously small, and uncomfortably thick. Great wheel throwing practice.

Misc. Pots

A few other items I made using various Cone 10 clay in my third and fourth pottery session. These pieces wouldn't have looked as good without all the help I received from my pottery instructor.

Planter Pot

Balcones dark cone 10 clay with white glaze. Used vinyl tape as resist. The clay I used was clay that I reclaimed using a dry board that had not fully cured, so a small piece of plaster ware board got lodged into the surface of this pot and caused a small cracked surface. Luckily that was the only damage done. That area that is hidden by the plant. I definitely choose that plant for this reason. hah!

Face Plant

Gruen Cone 10 Clay, high fired, no glaze. Oh gosh, one of my favorite pieces ever! I threw this as two pots, a bottomless cone for the neck and a regular cylindrical pot. I waited until they were slightly softer than leather hard to manipulate the forms. Did the same thing for the fitted planter plate. Attached them, poked holes for drainage, and stamped it.

My First Urn

One of my favorite jars. The lid fits like a chef's kiss. Used Gruen Cone 10 clay, high fired, black underglaze designs and Mac Celadon glaze. Had a lot of help from my instructors making this jar too.

Bud Vase

Balcones White Cone 10 clay, high fired, with a matte white liner glaze and painted copper mushroom designs. Consistent walls, and nice smooth surfaces.

Spray Bowl

Had some more fun making myself a smaller ramen bowl. Also used my air brusher with red underglaze.Mid-fire, cinco blanco, undeglaze, clear liner glaze.

Baby Vase

Baby Cup

I wish I tested this glaze combo before I applied it. But these baby-like pots were really fun and so cute to make. Mid-fire, buffalo wallow, white and yellow glazes.

Tall Bottom Bowl

Awesome possum cone 10 clay, high fire electric. A very, very thick porcelain bowl with a tall foot. Beautiful shape with splotches of three different glazes. I kinda wished I used more of those glazes to cover the entire surface.

Two Piece Celadon Planter and Water Catch

Reclaimed balcones dark cone 10 clay, high fired, with Celadon glaze.

Kuchi Kopi

My first mold! I took one of my vinyl Funko Pops of the beloved Kuchi Kopi from Bob's Burgers, and made a mold out of it!

Nerokomi Plate

Some experimenting.

Rutile Vase

Awesome Possum Porcelain Cone 10 Clay, high fire, with a Jungle Rutile Glaze. The glaze mostly contributed to this vase's beauty.

Blue Bud Vase

Bud Vase

Peach Bird House

Cinco Blanco mid-fire, so so sooo many underglazes applied on greenware, and added clear glaze to the top leaves. Very fun making/painting this cutie.

Peach Bird House

Water Carafe

Cinco Blanco, mid fire, with orange underglaze and clear lining glaze.

Calabash Jar

Altered Bowl

Had a lot of fun making this. A slight play on those elevated plate/bowl shapes.

Big Mouth

Low Jar

Purple Matcha Cup

Nerokomi Cup

Vase

Bodacious Bud Vase

Marbled porcelain with a purple liner glaze.

Low Pot

Planter Cup

Was inspired by some terracotta planters. But like, make it a cup. lol

Bluey Vase

Oooo this one's made out of high fire porcelain, threw as a thicc vase, and then added colored slip to the surface. Stretched out the inside and then ultimately glazed with a Jeff's Long Beach glaze from ESPS.

Exclamations Pot

Wittle Mouth

Carved and added white clay as squiggles.

Ziggy Vase

I don't know, it just has "ziggy" vibes...? High fire, two different types of shino glazes.

Small Ramekin

High fire, Jungle Rutile glaze, set of four small ramekins. Great for drying seeds.