The sculpture was almost finished, but it was drying out quite a lot because I hadn't put it in the airing cupboard wrapped up enough. This caused it to crack, and Miss said it would probably break a lot or explode if I put it in the kiln in this state. Therefore, I had to start it again.
I stayed behind after school for a long time and tried to do as much as I could in one go, as this would not only reduce the time I spent trying to get the sculpture done but reduce the amount of cracking the sculpture would do (so it was less likely to break as it had done before.) I re-did the body, and then as I did I realized that in the other sculpture, the back legs were pointing the wrong way! It was harder to do them the right way as well, because instead of the top part of the leg going outwards and the rest forwards, they bent back on themselves which was harder to sculpt. I still managed to get them done though, after quite a bit of practicing.
The video recording and pictures from Marjan's visit are now on the computer, ready to use. I can start my documentary, documenting what I have done so far and then continue to.