Pinch Pot, Coil, and Slab building.

T Tate Fletcher
The style of pinch pots helps to make this one look like an actual bag, which I find pretty cool.
These are pretty cool, and could be done pretty easily with some loop tools to get the designs right.
Pretty simplistic pots, with some simple designs you could do with a needle tool.
The open design is really cool, pretty simple as well.
The rim design is really cool, its kinda messy but at the same time it's smooth and clean. 

Reflection over My Hand building in a general sense: 

Every time I do a hand building project I realize that I really just don't like hand building whatsoever. I just don't seem to have as much control or ability to manipulate the piece in a clean smooth way as I do with the wheel, It also doesn't help too much that my hands are always shaky for some reason so having the wheel to work with can really remedy that a lot. 

Pinch Pot:

Nothing really all that special, I had to try like 3 different pieces to get one I didn't hate enough to keep. Just a diamond shaped bowl with a few minor textures here and there. But for all my hand building pieces I'm never really satisfied with them at all, I don't know what it really is that causes that. I guess just being miles better at wheel work then hand building is a big reason. 

Coil Vessel: 

Again not super proud of this one, tried to do something different with a lid and some different textures and more then just coils, but a lot just ended up looking pretty meh. This was my collaborative piece and working with someone was able to make my faults less apparent but still, not too proud of it. 

Slab Vessel: 

Didn't get around to this, and it wouldn't be much different then the others in terms of reflection. Just hand building is not my thing, no matter what technique I do and it shows. It's just something I choose to not focus on as I don't like it and I don't really get better at it.