I liked using the clay to build. It was inspiring to build something with only your hands. I wouldn't change anything cause I think I did real well.

My favorite part of the artwork was sculpting the clay. My inspiration to the lochness monster I did was Scooby Do because my sister watched it that morning and it was about a lochness monster and I thought that would be cool to sculpt as a gargoyle. I would change it into (if I had a chance) a tarantula. I think they are really cool and nasty,but it is interesting how they do their things, like it is almost like I admire spiders.

I really like loch ness monsters and I thought if it would be really cool to make a loch ness monster out of clay. I learned instead of just sticking clay on you have to like always smooth it out and to add some eyes and mouths.

I'd say when I was done was my favorite part because it looked awesome! My least favorite part was when the head and the legs kept falling off. Well turtles are my favorite animal so that is why i made a turtle. If I did it again I would put more detail on it.

My favorite part was when I was making the base of the sculpture. My least favorite part was trying to make it stand up. My inspiration was looking at my big sister's when she was in 5th grade.

I would change the details because I was pressed for time. I learned the laws of gravity and to pull more clay from the body. I put a lot of time and effort into it. I also sacrificed a bit of a library period!

My favorite part was putting it together, the least favorite trying to roll the clay. My inspiration felt good, I focused and didn't get in trouble.

I was surprised on how the artwork came out to be. It probably came out a lot better. I was inspired by the video we watched.

My favorite part was making the head and detailing it. My least favorite was cutting out the base. It was inspired from my doodling I combined a lot of funny things to it.

My favorite part was the head. my least favorite part was the tongue because it was hard to make. My inspiration was that I saw a gargoyle in Scranton and it looked really cool so I tried to copy it. First, I made a triangular base. Then, I made the body and attached it to the base. Then, I made details on the face. Finally, I was done.

My favorite part was when I was making my gargoyle. My least favorite was when I was making the base. When you ever make this kind of thing you have to focus on it. The gargoyle suprised me because it came out very good. it took some time to finish it.

My favorite part is creating it. My least favorite is thinking it out. I loved it and it was lots of fun. i thought about what I should make. I made a turtle. I made the body, then the legs, then the tail, after that I made the head, then I had to dig out some of the shell so it can breathe, then I made the pattern.

My favorite part of the artwork was seeing it complete. The least favorite part was probably when it fell over. My inspiration of doing a ballerina was because when I was younger I would take tap, ballet and other dances. I would change her facial expression because i don't think I did enough detail.

My favorite part of my artwork was doing the details on my dragon. My least part of my artwork was sculpturing the head of the dragon. If I were to change my artwork I would make the neck of my dragon longer because it is so short. A concept that I learned was when you put a wet towel over your artwork it keeps it damp.

My favorite part was feeling the clay and its texture. My least favorite part was putting the clay away and leaving the art room. I would change my wings because they weren't symmetrical.

The artist's favorite part of this artwork is sculpting. It's fun to sculpt monsters in art but it takes time. It was a big ball of clay then it turned into a cool monster. I would keep it the same because I like it like it is.

My favorite part of the artwork was the pumpkin. My least favorite part was how the eyes turned out. I would change how the eyes were designed. They look bad and uneven. My inspiration was the beauty of dragonflies. I learned how a lump of clay can become almost anything. Nothing really surprised me.

My least favorite part was the shape I did not make it that good, but my favorite part is it is strong and also scary. My inspiration was so I could get a good grade in art class. I learned you have to have lots of patience and you have to be strong minded.

My favorite part was making the base. My least favorite was trying to make his face look good. It didn't turn out how I wanted it to be like.

My favorite part of the artwork was making the bellybutton. My least favorite part was making the body. What inspired me was I like devils.