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For this ceramic project, we were assigned to make wearable adornments. I chose to create charms, that could either be placed on necklace or bracelet cords as jewlery, or as a keychain for your pants pocket a/o backpack. I made seventeen charms in total, though some of them broke slightly, and some of the holes that I poked to...

For this ceramic project, I learned how to make bowls, using the pottery wheel and making my own glaze, for the first time. I made a couple of bowls, but there was a lot of trial and error in making them and having the edges stay strong and sturdy. In total, I ended up with six bowls. With all the...

jackolantern well was the first ceramic project I made. Using white clay, this piece was another handmade project of mine, rather than using the pottery wheel. The prompt for this piece was mostly to freestyle, take clay, and experiment with building. My ceramics class and I started by making vase like figures, and make adjustments based on...

For my ceramics class in college, I had to write and make a slideshow on a ceramic artist of our choice, and research on how/ why they started doing ceramics, their artistic process, and show examples of their work. For my Ceramic Artist Research Project, I chose to write about artist Tatiana Cardona, also known as Female Alchemy. Check...

For my historical vessel project, I took inspiration from other ceramic figures from Japanese, Peruvian, and Colombian cultures to make my vase.

The heART exercise is aimed to explore facets of self-expression and identity, and you guessed it ! It is also aimed to learn more about the importance of creating art, or anything, from the heart. The exercise is broken up into five parts, aligning with each letter of the heART acronym, including hearing/having/holding, examining + exploring, ask...