- What direction did you take the word repetition?
- I took a literal direction on my project. I use clay, and the idea of zen tangled to execute this.
- Tell me about your process, from idea, sketch, beginning to finish.
- First, I search ideas on Pinterest, and after see a really cool zen tangled tree, I decided to create a zen tangled leaf. I then sketched out the leaf design. Next, I chose to use red clay, and cut out the leaf and created different, repetitive patterns for each section of the leaf. After being bisqued, I glazed it with clear glazed, and we fired it for a last time.
- What is at least 1 thing you feel you did successfully and why?
- I think I was successful in creating different patterns and executing my original idea as planned.
- What is 1 thing you would like to change about your piece and why?
- I wish I could make the sections of the leaf more realistic and accurate.
- Who did you work with on your marble drop?
- I worked with Kelsie on our marble drop!
- What is your theme?
- How did you come up with the theme and ideas for your piece?
- Kelsie came up with our theme, and we brainstormed together to decide which parts of the farm would be cutest.
- What did you find most difficult in making your piece?
- The most difficult thing in making the marble drop was deciding which aspects to use, and where to put them.
- How does the marble travel? Did you make your own tracks? If so, how?
- The marble falls through the top, and into the barn. Then, I rolls down the hail bails and on to the grass, zig-zag track. Last, it falls into the pig, and rolls down the field. Kelsie and I worked together to make the tracks using cardboard and hot glue.
- If you could change anything about your piece what would it be?
- I would create more obstacles for the marble to go through/on.
- What are you most proud of in you piece?
- I am most proud of our painting job, and the little picket fence.
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