Tuesday Feb 14- 9to 5 day down at the Art Gallery. My mental state was not well that day. I had to leave and go home and regroup. I packed up some fabric and brought it back to the Gallery. We watched videos about light table, paper, and glass animation. It was informative to see so many types of animation styles Later that day I had a meeting with Instructor Angela. I felt unclear and lost as to where/what I was doing. We discussed how I did all the units in unit 1, and that the head project could roll into unit 2. I said I would get them finished and ready for install at the Gallery . We agreed on Tuesday Feb 28 for install. We also discussed unit 3 being a fabric dress piece.
Wednesday Feb 15- Up to the college in the afternoon to get the rest of the heads glazed and ready for the kiln. I did them all and left them on the back table in the sculpture room. I talked to Studio Tech Jeff Brett and asked him where he would like them put. He said they were fine on the back table. I mentioned that Instructor Angela and I would be installing them at the gallery on feb 28th. He mentioned another student over in pottery who was interested in cone 6 firing and would talk to her Thursday. Thursday afternoon I was to check back with him about what was happening.
Thursday Feb 16- Talked to Studio Tech Jeff Brett who informed me they were loaded in the kiln, and will e ready to unpack on Monday. I am not here all of next week, so he said he would unload and put into the sculpture room.
Tuesday Feb 28- All the heads are fired and look fantastic. Was going to install in the afternoon, but Instructor Angela was feeling not well. We decided Thursday morning around 11:00 would work out for installation.
Thursday March 2- David at the Gallery installed the two shelves for me. I put up the heads. I think it looks better, but still think 300 heads would be amazing! While setting up I chatted with some people. They were interested in purchasing some of my heads and enquired about prices. I said they were not for sale at this time.
