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Handbuilding Methods

Explore advanced handbuilding methods in ceramic art, focusing on extrusion techniques using customizable die plates to create unique shapes and dimensions. Discover the versatility of hollow extruded tubes as formers for sculptural pieces and how to utilize customized support during the firing process. Learn about press moulds for making multiples and hand-carved designs, as well as the intricacies of surface treatments, including mark making, burnishing, and smoke firing for added texture and finish. Elevate your ceramics with these innovative approaches!

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Handbuilding Methods

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  1. Handbuilding Methods ExtrudingPress Moulds Formers Surface Treatment / Exploration

  2. Extrusion • ‘Plastic’ clay forced through a ‘die plate’. • Die plate can be customised to alter the shape, dimension and wall thickness of the extrusion. • Useful for making sections that can be used to construct a piece or to create repetitive elements. • Can also be used as a ‘Former’.

  3. Extrusion

  4. Extrusion • Hollow extruded tubes used as ‘former’ for extruded coil sculptural pieces.

  5. Formers • Customised support for each module / part during the firing process. • Can be made using extrusion process, from a plaster mould or can be hand-made. • Can be used repeatedly and fired multiple times.

  6. Formers

  7. Formers • ‘Ceramic Fibre’ or ‘Silica Sand’ can also be used to support modules or parts during the firing process instead of making a former.

  8. Press Moulds • Enables user to make multiples of a particular form or an embellishment to form. • Made using plaster to press mould into. • Hand carved, hand made or plaster carved designs can be made into a press mould.

  9. Press Moulds

  10. Surface Treatments • Anything can be used to ‘mark make’ or create surface texture. • Any texture you create can be replicated into a press mould if desired. • ‘Burnishing’ is a tedious but rewarding treatment as it produces a semi gloss finish without having to glaze.

  11. Surface Treatments ‘Mark making’

  12. Surface Treatments Burnishing

  13. Surface Treatments Smoke Firing

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