- What is the artist's favorite part of this artwork? What was the least favorite?
i really like the purple with the white glass on it, it looks original and definitely wearable as a piece of jewelry. but my favorite would have to be the two toned one because i like the colors together and i think its actually pretty neat with the 'robins egg blue' because its not a normal color you would use.
- What was the inspiration for creating this piece of artwork?
honestly, i had no inspiration i just went with whatever i was feeling that day and this is what came out of it.
- What would the artist change if he/she were to create it again? Why?
i would probably make it a lot neater because the edges and stuff are really messy looking.
- What are some of the concepts the artist learned while creating this artwork?
that you have to be super careful because the enamel could blow of or you could tip it wrong and it could fall off and it makes the piece look messy.
- Did anything about this artwork surprise the artist?
yes, because i did not intentionally make the two colored one to look as cool as it does it was just supposed to be a simple half one color half another.
- Describe what you did to create this artwork.
i used the enamel powder and dusted the copper with it and then put it in the kiln to melt it and make it glossy.

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- What is the artist's favorite part of this artwork? What was the least favorite? My favorite part was how the chunks of enamel melted together and blended with the background, i would go back and change the back to this peice and make sure when i put into the kiln that it was properly set.
- What was the inspiration for creating this piece of artwork? I ws insperated by looking at my friend Reillys and noticing she used just one extra chunk of enamel, and i thought itd look good if i used a bunch together.
- What would the artist change if he/she were to create it again? Why? I would go back and make sure i pay attention when i finished the back part.
- What are some of the concepts the artist learned while creating this artwork? i learned how to make an enamel and use pieces of glass in the kiln along with Enamel powder on enamels.
- Did anything about this artwork surprise the artist? The way the back melted when i put it in the kiln.
- Describe what you did to create this artwork. I shook enamel powder on both sides and placed chunks of enamel onto my peice before i let it melt.

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- What is the artist's favorite part of this artwork? What was the least favorite? My favorite part of this project was waiting for the true color on the bronze to show after it had cooled. My least favorite part was having the enamel crack.
- What was the inspiration for creating this piece of artwork?
I wanted to see how the glass pieces would melt onto the enamel powder.
- What would the artist change if he/she were to create it again? Why?
I would have left the green pendant in the kilm for a longer period of time because it didn't the tubes didn't melt all the way.
- What are some of the concepts the artist learned while creating this artwork?
I learned how to use enamel powder and melt it onto the bronze circles.
- Did anything about this artwork surprise the artist?
I was surprised when the colors changed from dark black into a green or purple.
- Describe what you did to create this artwork.
Took a pendant, put enamel powder onto it, and baked it in the kilm.

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- What is the artist's favorite part of this artwork? What was the least favorite?
my favorite piece is my swirly pendant, and my least favorite is the smiley face.

- What was the inspiration for creating this piece of artwork?
my inspiration for the swirl was for it to be a little in depth

- What would the artist change if he/she were to create it again? Why?
i would have fixed the swirl it's self to make it a big bigger and more neat because it's a little sloppy in my view

- What are some of the concepts the artist learned while creating this artwork?
some concepts i've learned from this was mainly on how to make a design while enameling

- Did anything about this artwork surprise the artist?
i was surprised how the colors came out because at first they seemed very dark.

- Describe what you did to create this artwork.
to create this work we burned the copper piece and then put a special glue like stuff to get the enamel powder to stay and then we just put it back into the kiln to melt

The process of reflection is an important aspect in the production of an artist's portfolio. Successful reflection enables self-awareness and personal growth. The artist statement should reveal the beliefs, emotions and feelings of the artist. Please consider the following:
- What is the artist's favorite part of this artwork? What was the least favorite?
The least favorite and favorite happened to be the same thing, because I was upset that the enamel came out badly and then I really liked the design.
- What was the inspiration for creating this piece of artwork?
The blue one ended up being inspired by a peacock, I definitely see that in it.
- What would the artist change if he/she were to create it again? Why?
I would have put the square one through the kiln again with more powder.
- What are some of the concepts the artist learned while creating this artwork?
I had never done anything like this before and I definitely learned how to work with something you're not used to and working with mistakes.
- Did anything about this artwork surprise the artist?
It surprised me that a piece could be such a pain? hahah
- Describe what you did to create this artwork.
I took the metal, put sticky stuff on it, then dumped the enamel on that puppy and stuck it in the kiln. Then I did it to the other sie and worked with what I had.

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- What is the artist's favorite part of this artwork? What was the least favorite? My favorite part of the artwork was my blue square piece with all of the colored pieces on it, my least favorite is the circle enamel because it's plain
- What was the inspiration for creating this piece of artwork? random pieces of glass that could be used
- What would the artist change if he/she were to create it again? Why? i would let my small enamel cook longer so it could be shinier
- What are some of the concepts the artist learned while creating this artwork? i learned how to melt glass onto metal
- Did anything about this artwork surprise the artist? i was surprised by how well the glass melted onto the enamel
- Describe what you did to create this artwork. melted powdered glass onto copper using a kiln

The process of reflection is an important aspect in the production of an artist's portfolio. Successful reflection enables self-awareness and personal growth. The artist statement should reveal the beliefs, emotions and feelings of the artist. Please consider the following:
- What is the artist's favorite part of this artwork? What was the least favorite? I like my little pendent because the enamel was even and it looks neat, my least favorite was my oval pendent because it was messy and the enamel didn't get to the corners of the pendent.
- What was the inspiration for creating this piece of artwork? I put the tubes on the pendent because i really liked how they looked and how they gave the pendent a 3D look.
- What would the artist change if he/she were to create it again? Why? I would create the oval pendent again because after i was done it broke and the top fell off.
- What are some of the concepts the artist learned while creating this artwork? I learned how to bake enamel and layer objects and melt them together
- Did anything about this artwork surprise the artist? I was surprised how much the glass and tubes melted on top and how little they got if you kept them in for a long time!
- Describe what you did to create this artwork. I took enamel put it on a pendent and then melted tubes and glass on top of that!

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- What is the artist's favorite part of this artwork? What was the least favorite?
My favorite part was the colors of the red pendent that I made. I liked how its red with yellow mixed into it.

- What was the inspiration for creating this piece of artwork?
When creating this, I wanted to stick with a natural theme, rocks and the summer and sun.

- What would the artist change if he/she were to create it again? Why?
I would change the colors and design of the green pendent. I dont think that the colors go together very well.

- What are some of the concepts the artist learned while creating this artwork?
Some concepts were to make sure that the edges weren't sharp and to get the powder to turn to glass without chipping off.

- Did anything about this artwork surprise the artist?
I really liked the red pendent. I was surprised how well it turned out. I also liked the back of the red one because it is really smooth and not lumpy.
- Describe what you did to create this artwork.
I put the metal in the kiln, scrapped it off, put a thin layer of glue on it, then added the powders and beads , and then put in=t in the kiln one last time.

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- What is the artist's favorite part of this artwork? My favorite part of this artwork is the paw print. What was the least favorite? My least favorite was the other one because it looks bad.
- What was the inspiration for creating this piece of artwork? I like bears, so I did a paw print because I thought it would look good.
- What would the artist change if he/she were to create it again?I would re-do the first one completely Why? It does not look good at all.
- What are some of the concepts the artist learned while creating this artwork? I learned how do glass enamel.
- Did anything about this artwork surprise the artist? Not really, no.
- Describe what you did to create this artwork. I burnt copper, cleaned the copper, then we put on this glue stuff, and then the glass powder.

my favorite part of this artwork would be the texture on one of my pieces and my least favorite part would be me not being able to finish my work because my pieces kept breaking over and over again
i really had no inspiration for my work becuase i did not really like this project so i kinda gave up.
if i were to create this again i woul give myself more time so the piece would not keep breaking.
some concepts we learned while doing this were kiln, enamel, shape, color, form.
what surprised me was that they kept breaking i retried 3 times!
- what i did to create this artwork is think of ideas then i burned it so all of the oils came off, then i put the glue on it and added my color and burned it but this is when they kept breaking so i just gave up going that far again

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- What is the artist's favorite part of this artwork? What was the least favorite?
My Favorite part of the project is the circle because i like how the colors work together. Least favorite is how
the pendents came out all together, they were not very neat.

- What was the inspiration for creating this piece of artwork?
I chose the colors for the square one because i was going for a Camoflauge color theme, and the circle one i thought the
colors went well together.

- What would the artist change if he/she were to create it again? Why?
If i were to create it again, i would redo them both and have a more creative design, and color theme.

- What are some of the concepts the artist learned while creating this artwork?
When creating the artwork I learned how to use the powered glass correctly to create an enamel design.

- Did anything about this artwork surprise the artist?
I was suprised that the artwork did not come out the way I expected it to.

- Describe what you did to create this artwork.
When creating the artwork I chose the shapes that I wanted to use, i chose the colors that worked well together,
put the copper pieces into the kiln to get of the oils. I then put a glue base dow

The process of reflection is an important aspect in the production of an artist's portfolio. Successful reflection enables self-awareness and personal growth. The artist statement should reveal the beliefs, emotions and feelings of the artist. Please consider the following:
- What is the artist's favorite part of this artwork? What was the least favorite?my favorite part has to be the square pendant with the smiley face .my lest favorite part was when the glass kept peeling off.
- What was the inspiration for creating this piece of artwork? i didn't really have any inspiration
- What would the artist change if he/she were to create it again? Why? i would change how the smiley face came out
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What are some of the concepts the artist learned while creating this artwork?
i learned that its very hard to put a even layer of glass powder on.
- Did anything about this artwork surprise the artist?that the colors come out really nice
- Describe what you did to create this artwork. i just thought of something that i could do that would be easy but something that i would like.

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- What is the artist's favorite part of this artwork? What was the least favorite?
The one with the purple background. My least favorite was the other one.
- What was the inspiration for creating this piece of artwork?
I saw the glass tubules and I wanted to incorporate them into my work.
- What would the artist change if he/she were to create it again? Why?
I would distribute the enamel powder more evenly so that the edges were as dark as the center.
- What are some of the concepts the artist learned while creating this artwork?
How to enamel things.
- Did anything about this artwork surprise the artist?
How well the strings of glass melted onto the purple one.
- Describe what you did to create this artwork.
I used colored enamel powder and placed it onto a copper pendant. Then I cooked them in the mini enamel kilm.

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- What is the artist's favorite part of this artwork? What was the least favorite?
The back to it, which you cannot see in the photo.
- What was the inspiration for creating this piece of artwork?
There was no real inspiration.
- What would the artist change if he/she were to create it again? Why?
I would restart the whole project considering I gave up on the other piece because it kept breaking.
- What are some of the concepts the artist learned while creating this artwork?
It's a very difficult task and takes a lot of patients.
- Did anything about this artwork surprise the artist?
How the backing paint actually stuck on.
- Describe what you did to create this artwork.
Painted both sides and added a red gem to give it character.

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- What is the artist's favorite part of this artwork? What was the least favorite?
I like the texture. I think I could have gotten more creative so I dont like that I didnt
- What was the inspiration for creating this piece of artwork?
Halloween and Christmas
- What would the artist change if he/she were to create it again? Why?
the cracked edges, cause they look nasty
- What are some of the concepts the artist learned while creating this artwork?
How to do enamel
- Did anything about this artwork surprise the artist?
It has swagg
- Describe what you did to create this artwork.
burned all the oils off of it and mealted the enamel.

The process of reflection is an important aspect in the production of an artist's portfolio. Successful reflection enables self-awareness and personal growth. The artist statement should reveal the beliefs, emotions and feelings of the artist. Please consider the following:
- What is the artist's favorite part of this artwork? What was the least favorite?
my favorite is my spiral and my least favorite is the back of my yellow piece.
- What was the inspiration for creating this piece of artwork?
i wanted something unique and different.
- What would the artist change if he/she were to create it again? Why?
i would make my yellow piece more clear because it is messy.
- What are some of the concepts the artist learned while creating this artwork?
i know how to enamel pieces.
- Did anything about this artwork surprise the artist?
when i took my piece out of the kiln sometimes pieces popped off.
- Describe what you did to create this artwork.
i thought of a design and then i created it.

The process of reflection is an important aspect in the production of an artist's portfolio. Successful reflection enables self-awareness and personal growth. The artist statement should reveal the beliefs, emotions and feelings of the artist. Please consider the following:
- What is the artist's favorite part of this artwork? What was the least favorite?My favorite part and piece of this was my square.
- What was the inspiration for creating this piece of artwork?I just thought of it and created it.
- What would the artist change if he/she were to create it again? Why?I would change my circle piece because it looks kid like.
- What are some of the concepts the artist learned while creating this artwork?Layering is a pretty design.
- Did anything about this artwork surprise the artist?Nope.
- Describe what you did to create this artwork.I layered glass enamel on the coper and created a design.