7th and 8th Grade Art

Several students completed their face/animal jugs in our last class and this week will bring the clean up and final details to the rest of the work. I enjoy seeing the variety in style, size and approach from the students and as always am impressed with their willingness to take a risk, try new methods and create with enthusiasm. Some of the work is larger than usual and will take some time to get to the bone dry stage before I can fire the work in the kiln. We will be patient so no work explodes!