I want to get rid of my college biology class , because i have 3 years of science and ceramics is one of my choices. My question is it a challenging class ? Apparently the ceramics at my school you have to use a pottery wheel thing and you have to make pots/vases/cups all year long. I‘m all ready taking : photography, glass craft class, studio art and arts and communications. Thank you :)
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i like the single serving in step with guy or woman. positioned each serving by way of itself paper plate or have human beings line up and bypass out in trouble-free terms one to a guy or woman. If she takes the left-overs, after all, they are left over. you will would desire to repair it so as that there are none. whilst she says she is going to take her pan homestead ideal away, ask for a 2nd piece as we talk, whether you're nevertheless ingesting. Have every person chime in. Or, whilst she dishes it up, say i choose 2 this night. you will would desire to be speedier than she is. a minimum of that's only as quickly as a week. The ceramics classification won't be able to bypass on continuously. i presumed you have been going to invite what you should serve whilst every person had palms coated with clay. LOL i does not attempt to embarass her because of the fact you do not likely understand why she does it. perhaps she sneaks this foodstuff for herself because of the fact somebody is on her to weight loss software.
Sounds like it would be fun! I say go for it. It might be challenging, but if you're enjoying it you won't even notice that. ) You're so lucky you get to be taking all those art classes. My high school was strongly focused on academics - I had to pretty much throw a hissy fit at my guidance counselor to get one art class 3 days a week this year, haha.
A lot of the challenge will depend on the teacher, how knowledgeable they are about the subject and if they push you to do interesting work. If the instructor does not challenge you, will you be able to challenge yourself to make interesting work in this medium? In ceramics you have to be prepared to accept that some vessels just do not turn out. Some pieces that you love will be destroyed in the kiln, sometimes through no fault of your own. Vessels can be fascinating or terribly dull, depending on your point of view and your willingness to experiment. Are you prepared to challenge your views on what a bowl, a cup or plate can be? Can you see past students work to know if you want to do similar work? Also take into account that your schedule is very Studio heavy, would taking the college bio class mean you get college credit? If so, have you weighed the value of what that class would cost to take in college vs. taking ceramics from a college professor? Just some things to think about.
