Student Work — P.J. Hargraves

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20 Image Student Portfolio

Talavera Figure Beginning Hand-Building Ceramics 22”x 12” x 7” 2019 This assignment prompted students to create a piece that combines inspiration from a historic ceramic object and an element of contemporary life using coil and slab building

Self-Portrait Beginning Hand-Building 12” x 24” x 12” 2019 This assignment prompted students to create a piece that combines inspiration from a historic ceramic object and an element of contemporary life using coil and slab building technique

Cylinders Beginning Wheel Throwing Ceramics Each approx. 8.5” x 4” x 4” 2020 I always introduce a wheel throwing course by challenging students to make six ten inch tall cylinders, the students build their skills on the wheel through this ass

Mother Beginning Hand-Building Ceramics 18”x 16” x12” 2019 This assignment prompted students to create a piece that combines inspiration from a historic ceramic object and an element of contemporary life using coil and slab building technique

Cardboard Plant 3D Design Foundations 24”x 20” x 20” 2018 This assignment started with students taking a trip to the Sheldon Museum of Art on campus at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Students picked an element of a two dimensional artwor

Wave Pattern Vase Beginning Hand-Building Ceramics 18” x 12” x 12” 2019 This assignment prompted students to create a piece that combines inspiration from a historic ceramic object and an element of contemporary life using coil and slab build

Ceramic Mugs Beginning Wheel Throwing Ceramics each : 4.5”x 4.5”x 3.5” 2020 These mugs were made for an assignment where student threw a series of cups with handles and a series of cups without handles on the wheel with trimmed feet

Ceramic Mugs Beginning Wheel Throwing Ceramics each : 4.5”x 4.5”x 3.5” 2020 These mugs were made for an assignment where student threw a series of cups with handles and a series of cups without handles on the wheel with trimmed feet

Cylinders Beginning Wheel Throwing Ceramics Each approx. 8.5” x 4” x 4” 2020 I always introduce a wheel throwing course by challenging students to make six ten inch tall cylinders, the students build their skills on the wheel through this ass

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Ceramic Mugs Beginning Wheel Throwing Ceramics each : 4.5”x 4.5”x 3.5” 2020 These mugs were made for an assignment where student threw a series of cups with handles and a series of cups without handles on the wheel with trimmed feet

Cylinders Beginning Wheel Throwing Ceramics Each approx. 8.5” x 4” x 4” 2020 I always introduce a wheel throwing course by challenging students to make six ten inch tall cylinders, the students build their skills on the wheel through this ass

Cylinders Beginning Wheel Throwing Ceramics Each approx. 8.5” x 4” x 4” 2020 I always introduce a wheel throwing course by challenging students to make six ten inch tall cylinders, the students build their skills on the wheel through this ass

Cylinders Beginning Wheel Throwing Ceramics Each approx. 8.5” x 4” x 4” 2020 I always introduce a wheel throwing course by challenging students to make six ten inch tall cylinders, the students build their skills on the wheel through this ass

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