In this project, we made table settings out of clay. We learned different techniques, like the coil method and the slab method, to create the design we wanted. There were many different things made, like plates, bowls, saucers, and utensils. 

This was our Charles Law experiment. In this experiment, we filled a taped tablecloth with air and put it in the sun to increase pressure. Charles law is the law that the volume occupied by a fixed amount of gas is directly proportional to its absolute temperature. 

For this project, we were tasked with first researching an artist of any kind, sculptors, painters, drawers, and potters. After we researched them, we had to create our own piece of art inspired by the artists. I knew that I wanted to paint, so I researched abstract painters. I discovered Sean Scully, who is an abstract painter, and I liked his paintings because of the simplicity, while being detailed with the color, size, patterns, and lines of his paintings. I painted a pattern with rectangles and squares and painted them with different shades of blue, white, and different shades of red.