Ceramics/3D design finals!
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craftgrrlWhat I've been up to...pictures of my final projects from Ceramics and 3D design.
This is the prototype for my final...which had to be a teapot with 6 cups.
Yay!
With 6 cups[spools of thread], and I made a cup[thimble] & spoon[has a button on it] for sugar, and a tomato[pin cushion] for cream! It even has needles sticking out of it. :P
3D Design Final = Animal made of plywood
Meet Andy the alligator!!
Awww, I love him! :)
I only get to see him at school...they're all on display in the quad area for a year. When my teacher saw it, he asked "Did your dad let you help him?" He was joking...my dad did alot of it but I did alot too! I cut all the pieces out with a saber saw or whatever it's called, and I helped my dad piece together the body. My dad did the tail, and he fixed some of my crooked pieces, haha, and he sanded it and primed it. Then I spent all day painting him. You can tell I didn't make him by myself, but I'm still proud of what I did do.
This is the prototype for my final...which had to be a teapot with 6 cups.
Yay!
With 6 cups[spools of thread], and I made a cup[thimble] & spoon[has a button on it] for sugar, and a tomato[pin cushion] for cream! It even has needles sticking out of it. :P
3D Design Final = Animal made of plywood
Meet Andy the alligator!!
Awww, I love him! :)
I only get to see him at school...they're all on display in the quad area for a year. When my teacher saw it, he asked "Did your dad let you help him?" He was joking...my dad did alot of it but I did alot too! I cut all the pieces out with a saber saw or whatever it's called, and I helped my dad piece together the body. My dad did the tail, and he fixed some of my crooked pieces, haha, and he sanded it and primed it. Then I spent all day painting him. You can tell I didn't make him by myself, but I'm still proud of what I did do.
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