Finally, the end product of the russian doll. At the beginning, when we were told to do the russian doll, i was kinda excited. Cox i had a pack of clay at home which i have yet started doing anything out of it. It was my 1st attempt with clay. I used ard 2.5kg of clay for this assignment. i tot it was easy, cox just need to mould them n wait for them to dry. I started with de smallest doll den the 2nd smallest, still not much problem faced. But when i come to the 3rd n 4th doll, i realised the bigger the thing, the harder to make. I mould it several times, mould till the clay had many lines and they cant stick together anymore, and when it drys up, it starts to crack! I tried using water the make up the cracks but it didnt help. So i had to give up on the piece of 'failed' clay and start moulding another one. Its rather time consuming. I used one day to mould, one day to wait for it to dry completely, one day to buy more clay, and one day to paint. Initially, i tot i would have enuf time, cox i already planned my time. But things just dont go my way sometimes, erm i think its all the time. So i had to finish up the rest of the undone work on the day we need to show our works to our lecturers. Thankfully, on the day of submission itself, i managed to fin up all. but not in good quality i would admit. The lvl of tidiness can be improved i think.

Today we did our boxes.