The 7th Grade artists made these colorful pieces using the coil method and porcelain clay. After constructing the forms which were based on ancient Greek pottery, the pieces were allowed to dry out and were fired in a kiln. After the first (bisque) firing, these artists glazed their pieces to make them colorful, strong, and nonporous. The pieces were then fired a second time in a kiln.

Camdan Dannenberg. Cereal Bowl. 2016.

Leia Fagan. Little Fiery One. 2016.

Kaine Frieling. Milky Way. 2016.

Colton Haresnape. Untitled. 2016.

Mason Hunter. Night Pot. 2016.

Nathan Jaeger. Pepperoni Red. 2016.

Jacob Kirchhoff. 2017.

Taylor Lapaille. Untitled. 2016.

Nolan Lehmann. Magical Pot. 2016.

Hannah Lange. 2017.

Jessica Leslie. 2017.

Ashlyn Long. 2017.

Oona Long. 2017.

Allyiah McCartney. Loch Ness Monsterpiece. 2016.

Lydia McDowell. Holder of the Sky. 2016.

Tyce McKenzie. Kalyx Deluxe. 2016.

Alese Meyer. 2017.

Amber Morgan. 2017.

Maggie Peterson. 2017.

Ethan Ratliff. 2017.

Tallon Rentschler. Untitled. 2016.

Jolan Richardson. Fierce Orange. 2016.

Abi Schlatter. 2017.

Mary Shaffer. 2017.

Braydon Shellito. 2017.

Landon Shellito. 2017.

Ethan Silverman. Bleeding Moon. 2016.

Brenik Spiess. Cracked Fire. 2016.

James Stalnaker. Untitled. 2016.

Owen Wagner. 2017.

Spencer Wiehl. 2017.

Andrew Wilkinson. 2017.

Seth Zabel. 2017.

Seth Zabel. 2017.