Painting to Sculpture

Here is the cheap version of the painting I was inspired by:

Title: An Extensive Landscape with Cottages near a Lake

Artist: Richard Wilson

Size: 81.3 X 124.8 cm

Medium: Oil on Canvas

When it was made: around 1745

To be honest, I picked this piece because it looked nice and easy. It inspired me how I thought it would look cool to put mountains in bowl form.

I created a cheesy version of a mountain bowl with trees (I really don't know how to tree) It's related by the mountains and a little house and the trees. I was thinking about putting glass for the lake part but I wanted a food safe bowl. That's also a reason why it's glaze, because I wanted a food safe bowl. I was going to put a lot more detail into it but I prefer food safe over detail

Vessel Project

Me and Ralib were trying to do wax and ice cream together but that didn't work out. He wanted to do something different so I just went with the ice cream cone we had planned. It was kind of hard to do.

Process: I took a slab and I measured out a nice size for the sides and cut that out and made the little cup part. Then I made the smaller cup part and stuck that on the side. I took what I had for the bottom and cut around it to make the bottom part so I could not have a hole in it. I had to cut away a lot to get the ice cream cone kind of shape inside and outside.

My difficulties would be the size, the shape, the detail that I lacked

What was most successful is that it came out looking kind of like and ice cream cone.

I made it so me and Ralib could do our wax ice cream and glazed ice cream cone but that didn't work out so I just have an ice cream cone.


**Picture to be uploaded**

Coil Project

Coil, putting Glaze

Finished Coil Piece 

Relief Piece

I used clay for this piece.
The most successful thing I would say are the crystals.
If I was to change it, I probably wouldn't change anything because I really like it already.
It is related to Nature because crystals can be formed naturally

Quartz found naturally:

In Progress Photos:

As almost leatherhard 

 **Sideways**

Piece with full glaze, before acrylic.

Finished Piece

(I don't know why the 1 is stuck there???)

This is the best quality my phone can do