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A poster made in response to the frustration I was feeling of people refusing to wear their masks in January.

A silver lining I found in Covid was the ability to find the time to continue to work on my pottery.

A photograph of a small, brown, furry dog who is wearing a lime green knitted hat. The hat is knitted with different shades of yellow and green, with a green pom-pom on top. The hat ties with long strings around the dog's neck, and there are holes in the hat for the dog’s floppy ears. The dog is sitting on a beige pillow. In the background, out of focus, is a green wall and a fireplace.

A photograph of a glowing orange salt lamp wearing a knitted hat. The salt lamp takes up the center of the picture, casting a sunset orange glow over the shelf it is on and the wall behind it. The hat is crooked on the top of the lamp, shaped like a triangle, with a pom-pom on top. The brim of the hat is rolled up on itself.

The projects were assignments for school projects but I pulled out the ones that I really enjoyed doing and felt that I not only learned from but that helped me cope and respond to the pandemic.

A photograph of four identical abstract vases, placed in two rows. The vases are yellow, with five distinct parts. The base of the vase is smooth and shaped like an upside-down bowl. Above the base is a round ball shape the size of an orange with a criss-cross pattern. Above that is a bunched-up section that connects to another round shape, this one the size of a lemon. On top of the lemon is an upside-down funnel shape with a right-side up funnel shape on top of it. Three yellow roses stick out the top of each base.

A photograph of four shiny yellow clay pots on a white shelf against a white background. The pots are small and round. Sticking out of their small holes are yellow flowers.