But fun. Oh lordy yes.
The first module I was in was Ceramics, where we were required to look into making vessels that could be used in a japanese tea ceremony (wiki) using the wabi-sabi aesthetic of assymetrical, unfinished, imperfect objects. Perfect for rookies like us.
I got hooked on the wheel fairly quickly, and made pretty much everything using it.
Here's some stuff I made that I liked:





If you wanna see more of the stuff I did, go have a look on my flickr account.
2 comments:
That orangey/grey glaze is shit hot! yay Lucy!
love the sake cup! nice work :)
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