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Why I Love 3D Art!
I was intoduced to ceramics in the first grade. Obviously none of us were very good at it, but our teacher tried our best to teach us how to do simple pinch pots. Mine was tiny, made with tiny hands. I used every color of glaze, found some fun textured stamps, and scratched my name on the bottom of it. When it came out it was mainly black, super wobbly looking, but very fun to feel! I still have it to this day, even though theres not much you can do with it.. which helped me realize that not all art has to have a purpose to it. And that thought has helped me feel less pressure to create something big and grand. My little pinch pot still has beauty in it, no matter how thoughtless I was when I made it.




In highschool, I joined the ceramics class. I was looking to join any art class in highschool. Thats where you could make cool stuff, and all my friends were there! I wish I still had everything that I made in that class, or at least a picture of the stuff.. but oh well

That class definitly helped me realize that I loved working with my hands and making whatever the hell I wanted. There wasnt a skill to it, like with painting or drawing. Its more of a childish act, like back in elementary. I could just grab some wet clay, make it slightly resemble something, slap some paint on it, and be proud of any creation I did.

Making clay works is a proccess, but that proccess never felt like I had to be perfect. I mainly learned how to be careful, and treat everything I made with respect. The things I was making had personality, flavor and imperfections. And if something didnt come out the way I imagined, then it wasnt a big deal. I never felt as though the mistakes of the finished results was directly because of what I did. Glaze can drip everyhwere, the piece wasnt as dry as you thought it was, or that color didnt blend just right. There was always a gamble to the craft. Eagerly waiting for the kiln to be done, to see if your creations survived the horrors of the heat.


yeah, ceramics is fun :) highly recommend!