So, I’m trying to find out when you finally become good/master at something… personally I don’t think it comes with grad school but grad school progresses you further to it. I’m by no means master… if anything I’m still a lost student (and I say lost because I have no teacher with fresh knowledge that’s easily accessible to bestow the mounds of knowledge that I have incomplete.) I’m able to produce a good form here and there…. that much I’m working on. But my construction time is still pretty shabby. I mean I can whip things out faster than any beginner… yet I haven’t reached production level yet, unfortunately. My glazing… well… lets just say everything is a new adventure because I’ve switched to a completely different temperature for the time being. Don’t get me wrong… I still think I’m going to stay at the middle/high fire oxidation range… but some of these high fire reduction glazes are gorgeous. Well… This is what I have sadly rolled out in a 1/2 a semester… and yes I only went to half because I have health problems… which I’m still trying to fix. When your back goes out at 22, you start to fear what life is like at 60. Oh and I noticed that I am missing one piece… it’s quite sad. There’s a klepto lady at FJC… and I’m guessing she took one of my bottles… oh well… it was tapped on its side when it was wet, and then I altered so it looked intentional, and then I kinda liked it… then I forget what I glazed it as, and now its gone. :(
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