Ceramics Classes... (Updated)

So I have been teaching pottery classes here in Korea for a couple of weeks. The class is conducted in English...mainly for foreigners, although I do also have a couple of Native Koreans. The class is going well and my students are quick to learn. I would like to think that my instruction is the reason for this, but i think i just have good students.
I wish I was getting paid for it though. Here I am teaching classes and, for compensation, I get free use of the studio now. I guess that's kinda cool, but with 6 students, i'm making the studio quite some money. And now I sit here thinking, what did that Business degree teach me anyways? No, but really, I have no problems with helping out the dude. He's a good guy and helps me out a lot in other ways. For a foreigner in foreign land, that help means 10x what it's worth to a Native Korean if you know what I mean.

Meanwhile, I have been working on some wheel-based sculptures. I think I might be able to get into a group event/show some time soon where I may be able to get these suckers a little exposure. It's kinda far out and the people at the studio kinda stare at it wondering what the hell it is...but i think i would get a kick out of seeing some more responses. Like I said, I'm still working on them...I have about 8 done. I'm thinking of making these sea-forms have power in numbers though. Make it look like a great big underwater garden!