This curve on the rim doesn't bother me as much with this one because it still looks symmetrical. The color ended up looking so pretty and glossy. For some reason,  the inside looks like drops of water hit it before being fired. The bottom could have been sanded more nicely though. 

I made this tree at the beginning of this semester, but never finished glazing it. It started out with branches, but they dried out very fast and it was too hard to connect the branches to the base without something breaking. I ended up breaking the branches and making a lid to go on top. The lid was sgraffito.

Again, the rim is uneven and it bothers me. Besides that, I loved this one. The color is so pretty and the inside turned out to be somewhat matte.

This was probably in my top three. The glaze colors ended up looking so good together. They look and feel so smooth all around. The only thing that bothers me is how uneven it is around the rim.

I don't really remember the outside being as grey as I planned, but  the darker inside balances it out. As I was sanding it down before being fired for the first time, there were many dips on the outside. I  tried to fill them with glaze, but it would have taken too long for it to actually look the way it should. Overall, I love the way the glaze looks on the inside because it looks so glossy and smooth.

This was my last project I did on the wheel. I had made mostly bowls, so I wanted to try something else for my last. The glazing in the bottom of the plate/bowl turned out more yellow than expected. It could have been because it mixed with the blue. I'm still happy with how it turned out because this shape was more difficult than the regular bowls.

Wheel throwing was my favorite part of the whole year. This was one of my last projects to glaze. The glaze was sort of watered down so once it was fired, the bottom of the inside of the bowl became thick with glaze. The flower like design isn't very noticeable except for around the rim.