2017. Completed during my time at Angelo State University, this stoneware piece was fired in a gas reduction kiln to cone 10 and was an experiment on layering high-fire glazes.
2017. This bowl was made during my time at Angelo State University. Polka dots were placed on the bowl with the Mishima technique, covered in a clear glaze, and then fired in a gas reduction kiln to cone 10.
2017. Completed during my undergraduate years, these bowls have a gesture figure drawing on them done with prisma color pencil and underglaze pencil. They were finished in a bisque state to emphasize the aspect of nudity.
2017. This mug was made during my time at Angelo State University. I experimented with stamping and slip trailing techniques. It was fired in a gas reduction kiln to cone 10.
2017. Made during my time in Angelo State University, this mug follows the theme of toys by using puzzle pieces as a stamp to create a repetitive pattern on the surface. I was able to achieve the finished look by using wax resist, oxides, and glaze fired in a gas reduction kiln to cone 10.