This is my second and better Vase it is 10'tall by 3'wide the rim and the stomach of the vase are very round and symmetrical the neck of the vase if compressed to make it look more like a vase and to exaggerate how much the base was pulled out, to make it look a little larger, the vase is very smooth, yet it also has little lined ridges circling all of the outer parts of it giving it a bumpy texture at some parts, the lighter green glaze and the dark brown glaze give it an interesting look, the way the brown glaze looks like it's crawling down to the bottom i used the dip method, it contrasts from dark to light at the bottom.

This is my final bowl in my set of 3 it is 8'tall and 9'wide it has a wider top and opening than it does a base, it has a very round shape and the middle is pushed out some, the top rim has little rough edges on it that gives it a rough texture when you touch it the darker green glaze and the white glaze gives it a nice contrast from light to dark and giving it an interesting splatter pattern the white makes you look more in the middle of the bowl giving it an interesting and snowy look.

This is my gigantic soup cup, its 5'' 6''tall, it is very wide the base and the top are about the same in width but the base is just somewhat smaller to make the cup flare a little at the top, it does not have any special pattern, but it is very smooth and doesn't have a lot of texture except for on the handle it is a little rough, i used a dark and pinkish glaze for this cup, i used dark on the outside and light on the inside to draw your eyes to the inside of the cup, this gives it an interesting look other than just looking at the darker outside.

This is my planter, its 9'' 5''tall, it has a pretty wide top but the bottom is pulled out much wider, it is very round and symmetrical in appearance, i used a sponge to compress the bottom and the top and to help me pull both out, the inner base has a groove in it to help drain the water, the dark and lighter redish pink looking glaze give it an interesting look because it makes you focus more in the center of both the bottom and on the inside of the top when you look at it, this is important because it makes you focus on the details like the grooves or how it was pulled when you look at it.