Face Jug
What part was the hardest?
For me, the hardest part would be when we have to make the face. Because it has to have some details on the face (which was hard). The details like, eyes, ears and the fur.
What part of the process did you not like? Why?
I don't like when we have to glaze the jug. Because we'll have to glaze it 1-3 times and in a different way. We also, have to wait for the glaze to dry, some dry very fast but some were slow.
What part of the process did you enjoy the most? Why?
I enjoy the part when we have to make the clay smooth. Because it made me stay calm and practice my participation on something.
What was frustrating for you? Why?
The most frustrating part for me would be when we are working with clay to make the jug. Because I'm worried that I will do it the wrong wake and it wouldn't turn out good.
What would you add? Why would you add this?
Next time, I would like to make the shape of the jug thinner. Because it was a bit fat and not really smooth.
What emotion or message are you trying to get across?
The emotion or message that I am trying to get across is that the jug is confused. One eye is down and one is up.
What rating between 1 and 10 would you give your art work and why?
My art work's rating would 5 or 6 because I felt like it's a bit messy (ugly) but many people said it's cute!
What have you learned from creating this art piece?
From creating this, I learned how to work with clay and the equipments that we used with it. I also know how the glaze worked.
Were you happy with the final result? Why or why not?
I am happy with my result. Because, many people think that it was pretty and cute. Another thing is because, it is useful for me at home. It become my piggy bank!
Did you enjoy the project? Why? Why not?
I did enjoy the project because it's the first time I got to work with clay. Even though it is hard but I did enjoy it.
Have any of your art skills improved during this project? Did you learn new skills? Which ones?
My skills did improved because I've never work with clay before. But from doing this project I did learned how the clay worked and how to work with it.
Is there anything you could have done to improve your mug?
I don't want to improve anything about my mug because I felt happy with it.
About the glaze colors I used and why you used them?
The face of my jug's face and body is white because the body and face of the sheep it white so mine would be white. And inside the jug is pink because I just picked what ever color is near me.
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