As I'm sure no one knows, I've been doing ceramic work for a while now, pushing two years. This year I've been doing an independent study entailing the incorporation of music in ceramics. Or ceramics in music, you choose. I've also done a small project to ease back into the usage of clay.
Cue my first project.
They are simply cups, on saucers. Or something.
See the C edition here:
C++ edition:
And with these two, I felt compelled to include a Java edition, too:
Due to time constraints, and general lack of care, I dropped the idea of doing DM and C#, but those were going to be included too. The saucer under the DM one was going to be the atom we all know and love, and C# was just meh, the design for it was flawed, terribly.
But that was just project one.
The project I decided on for the remaining eight weeks, which is already under-way, was to make something simple, and something that I've wanted since I was, well, 10. Thank you, Ocarina of Time.
The final picture is of one that is one handed, five holes, and a bit more neat, in my opinion.
Finally, I end with a concept that I'm working on:
The Rupee Ocarina. I think, if it works, it will turn out pretty kickass. The part I'm holding in my hand is just the mold; the ocarina itself will be built around that. On another note, I'm experimenting with more shapes, such as hexagons, turtle-shell-styled enclaves, and flat out spheres.
