This is a salsa tray or a planter without the holes. The dimensions of the base are 10 1/2" by 1" and the bowl is 3 34" by 2". The base of the tray is glazed dark blue making it seem slightly smaller, compared to the bowl up top. The outside of the bowl is glazed burnt orange and the inside is shadow green. Similar to the other bowl I made the shadow green drips over the edges creating the illusion of the bowl overflowing. Next time i might try a simpler glaze and try. I hope to get some use out of this project at family get together s.. 

This is a large bowl that I made. The dimensions are 7 1/4" by 4". The outside of the bowl is glazed burnt orange and the inside is glazed shadow green and drips onto the outside of the bowl. The drips along the outside make it look as if the bowl is overflowing and the shadow green has a shiny finish compared to the orange, creating a bit more contrast than just coloring. 

This is a choice project. During my three semesters of advanced ceramics I have made several projects similar to this. I would consider this to be a sphere like shape. It is 5" tall and 4" at its wides part. The opening at the top is 1". The top half is glazed in burnt orange, which overlaps mat yellow on the bottom. The small opening on the top creates negative space and the light and dark colors, along with the different finishes provide contrast to the peice as well.

This is a plate ceated for my wide project. It has a diameter of 8" and a height of 1". This plate has a fairly tall lip, making it more like a mix between a dish and plate. One half of the plate is glazed burnt orange and the other half is glazed blue. Overlaping these two colors is mat yellow, which covers about 1/5 of the plate. The yellow created a green color over the blue. The uneven proportions and the color wheel aspect creates a focal point where all four colors meet, taking the eye away from the actual center. The only change I would make to this plate would be to make the blue line more crisp.