I did a clay sculpture for my exam piece, and it looked alright except at the base I did not quite get to finish the details and smooth it, and I think I got a bit fixated on this.
After the exam when everyone was talking about how it went etc., I mentioned this to some other students who were in the same room as me and they said that they could not tell it was unfinished. I mentioned it to my art teacher as well, and he did not reply and made a kind of 'hm' noise and it kind of suggested that I should not have told him.
He is the one who marks everyone's coursework and exam pieces (with the help of another art teacher - who I also mentioned it was incomplete to anyway!!! I SUCK!!! -, but it is mostly him), and I am now worried that I lost marks for mentioning that it was unfinished, when I could have just kept my mouth shut and kept a few more marks.
We just got our marks for the coursework and the exam (separate grades), and in the exam I got 88/96, which I know isn't bad but I still feel really annoyed and upset with myself for possibly losing a few marks that I didn't have to.
I know that what's done is done etc. etc. and I should get over it but do you think that I might have lost a marks for mentioning it? He might have not even noticed or thought much of the unfinished areas at the base if I had not said anything, and after I said that, he can't exactly ignore it...?
Sorry, I know I am very clearly fixating on a few lost marks, but I keep feeling so so annoyed at myself and I don't know if I should or not. What kind of things do you lose marks for in the exam?
[Also, I am aware of how dumb it was to mention it to the person marking it, but (1.) I was not thinking, and (2.) When people asked me 'how did it go', that was just my go-to answer because that was the most notable thing about the exam for me.]