1. Wheel Throwing: Cup Set Mr. Forseth

2. What you have to make. Throw two, 4-6 inch tall, even-walled cylinders 3 inches wide. Set of 2 thrown drinking vessels, footed and with handles. 4 thumbnail sketches illustrating different ways of communicating your concept.

3. Research 4 thumbnail sketches illustrating different ways of communicating your concept. Word List: Saturation Polarization Simultaneity Dilute Refraction Mapping Refraction Modulate Intrusion Extrusion Distill Inertia Cohesion Entropy Latent Displace Choose a word as your guiding concept define it, and then decide how your design will illustrate that concept.

5. Here is a new cup from a series of 18 cups, fired with the new microcrystalline glazes.... Some are fired in the gas kiln, some in the new soda firing kiln. This cup is 3.75" tall. Iron crystals flow down the sides of this alterred cup. It is an understated beauty. The tactile enjoyment will match your visual pleasure in this quietly complex cup.

6. 3.5" tall

7. 3" tall

8. Pair of side-fired cups: "the odd couple"

9. Pair of side-fired satin-cryatalled cups.

10. Cups with handles Wheel- thrown, Soda Fired Porcelain

11. Reduction Fired, cone 10, Porcelain

12. Steven Hill Ambiguous Bowls

14. Jeff Shapiro Tea Bowls

15. Jared Ward Pitcher and Cup Set

17. Richard Notkin

18. Elaine Coleman Blue Square Teapot with Birds and Tea Bowls Incised Porcelain

20. Porntip Sangvanich “Oval Tea” Earthenware, glaze fired 9¾” x 19” x 13½”

21. “Untitled Tea Set” Earthenware, glaze fired 11” x 19” x 14”

22. Al Tennant Tea bowl 3 ½" x 4" Whidbey Island

24. Wolfgang Vegas One Time It Was a Lake II Porcelain Slipasting in Transformable Mold Oxide Engobes Glazes Electric Firing 1250 ℃ 24cm*58cm 5c m*15cm 2003

25. In Extinction I Porcelain Slipasting in Transformable Mold Oxide Engobes Glazes Electric Firing 1280 ℃

26. Carol Gouthro Ripe Series Cup