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They are flat, and thank you 😊

Rejected 🙅‍♂️ 😔

Her mining ore exploration ability

Hahahaha

Lavender filigree with nebula blue on top. From Laguna clay co. I use a custom firing schedule

Thank you! I really struggle with photographing my work so I really appreciate the honest feedback. It’s so hard to figure out how to best represent a 3D piece in a 2D image. I wish I could show the committee all my pieces in person.

Thank you 🙏I am in the US so it will be expensive, but I’m applying to an instate program where I live so it’s 30k over 3 years (much less than applying to out of state schools but still a lot of money) and I’ve been living frugally for 4 years saving, my parents are going to help, and my boyfriend covers our rent (he’s amazing)

Eat it. The plaster yearns to be bitten.

Bravo!

Thank you for your advice, but with my family’s help and my savings I won’t have to take a loan. The program is around 30K for 3 years

What an amazing collection!!!!!

No worries and thank you!

My family and boyfriend will be helping such as with rent and such. I’ve also being living very frugally and saving for savings

The program I’m applying to only accepts 2 people a year!

Miss you dude!!!! Love seeing your work on insta!

Lavender filigree, I use custom firing schedules

Grad school has facilities I can’t access otherwise. Glaze labs, salt fire kilns, wood firings, machinery like ramp presses and 3D ceramic printers. All things I want to explore and learn. I have already setup my own studio. I know it seems that I may have reached a high ish level of skill, but there is so much I can’t do and so much I want to learn to do.

Thank you so much

Thank you 😊the white blobs are made from plaster

I’m going to a school in state, so it cost 30k over 3 years. I’ve saved a decent amount and my family is helping me too. I also plan to keep working during grad school and hopefully I will be able to sell art I make while there.

😊thank you

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Thank you! I always appreciate feedback and I think you’re right