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This stuff is harder than it looks! I enjoyed the class very much especially after I got a feel for it. I plan on taking the class again in the fall to keep adding to what is now a pretty sizeable portfolio of ceramic pieces. Here is a link to the photo album with some pictures of the individual pieces. I just thought I'd share.
We treat mishaps like sinking ships and I know that I don't want to be out to drift Well I can see it in your eyes like I taste your lips and They both tell me that we're better than this
I had a class for 5 hours (although I was always late - not an a.m. kinda girl), every Saturday. I don't think I really felt comfortable until the 3rd class or so, but it was still hit or miss, had good days and bad days.
My ceramics teacher said it took her like 4 years of constantly working, in school and out, to really have the feel for it and know how to work the clay. It's definitely something you have to work at!
We treat mishaps like sinking ships and I know that I don't want to be out to drift Well I can see it in your eyes like I taste your lips and They both tell me that we're better than this
Post by ejamesglend on May 15, 2007 19:26:12 GMT -5
wow those are really nice! I'm more into sculpting with clay rather than throwing. I could never really get the hang for the wheel, which is sad because it looks/feels so cool doing it.
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That is really impressive for your first class. Most people make uneven paperweights (really heavy pieces) when they are first learning. Your pieces look even, and your handles aren't clunky like most newbies. Pottery is awesome...
