Ceramics Vocabulary 1 Ceramics an object made from clay 2 Plastic clay that is soft and easy to work with 3 Leatherhard clay that is slightly dried and holds its shape ID: 589400
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Ceramics Vocabulary & RulesSlide2
Ceramics Vocabulary
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Ceramics
– an object made from clay2. Plastic – clay that is soft and easy to work with3. Leatherhard – clay that is slightly dried and holds its shapeSlide3
Ceramics Vocabulary
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Score and Slip – scratching up the sides (score) of two pieces of clay and then adding goopy clay (slip) to get them to stick together5. Wedge – kneading clay to get rid of air bubbles6. Greenware
– clay that is completely dry, but hasn’t been firedSlide4
Ceramics Vocabulary
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Kiln – high temperature furnace that make clay permanently hard8. Bisqueware – clay that has been fired in the kiln once9. Handbuilding
– make a ceramic piece with your hands (instead of the potter’s wheel)Slide5
Ceramic Process
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plastic
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eather
hard
greenware
kiln
bisqueware
paint
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culpt & add attachmentsSlide6
Ceramic Rules
11. You must score and slip, otherwise your piece will fall apart
12. Do not sculpt areas thicker than your thumb
13. Do not create air bubbles in the clay14. Don’t use too much water15. Do not throw clay – clay on the floor turns to harmful dustSlide7
Your Project
Pinch Pot Animal
You may choose any animal you want
The base of your sculpture will be a pinch potYou must have at least 4 attachments on your pinch potYou must have a area of textureSlide8Slide9Slide10Slide11Slide12Slide13