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CLAY VOCABULARY

CLAY VOCABULARY. Qualities/States of Clay. Clay is a product from the earth that when heated becomes hard. Qualities/States of Clay. Geologically, clay comes from decomposed rock. It is typically carried by water and settles together in a particular area where it is mined.

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Art I Ms. Tieman

Art I Ms. Tieman. Introduction to Ceramics. TODAY. Please follow along with the PowerPoint and fill in your ceramic note sheet Going over IMPORTANT information for our unit on ceramics

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CLAY VOCABULARY

CLAY VOCABULARY. Clay Body.

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SLAB RELIEF TILE

SLAB RELIEF TILE. OBJECTIVES. To construct a relief tile using basic slab construction, score & slip and applique techniques. To relate relief sculpture methods to the elements and principles of design on a tile. To tell a story or set a mood using the element of space.

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INTRODUCTION TO CERAMICS

INTRODUCTION TO CERAMICS. Clay: a stiff, sticky type of soil made up of decomposed igneous rock and organic matter. It is formed by the decomposition of rock through the action of weathering.

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CLAY TERMANOLOGY

CLAY TERMANOLOGY. ART 1. WHAT IS CLAY?. Clay is a special kind of earth which is made by the decomposition of rocks through the action of weathering. WHAT IS CLAY?.

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CLAY

CLAY. Carty 2013. Chards. A chard is a historic or prehistoric fragment of pottery, although the term is occasionally used to refer to fragments of stone and glass vessels as well. Residual Clay. Clay which has remained in the place where it was formed by nature. Sedimentary Clay.

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Ceramics

Lesson 1a. Ceramics. What is Ceramics? The art of making objects out of clay What is Clay? A fine grain material from the earth that is naturally found in soil and sedimentary rock. Hand building Techniques. Pinch - Forming a clay object by pinching with the fingers.

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Ceramics

Lesson 1a. Ceramics. What is Ceramics? The art of making objects out of clay What is Clay? A fine grain material from the earth that is naturally found in soil and sedimentary rock. Hand building Techniques. Pinch - Forming a clay object by pinching with the fingers.

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Requirements:

Requirements: You are to create a 3-D Sculpture out of clay that has your name or other approved word. It must be a minimum of 4 different characters You will need to color the sculpture in someway that helps to add to the feel or representation of the word.

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Stages of clay

Stages of clay. Raw Clay/ Earthen Ware. - Clay that has not been processed (made into something) -Can be premixed or found naturally. -SLIP-. Raw clay Large water content Very smooth and runny Used to join two leather hard pieces of clay, attach handles and lids.

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Slab-Built Pots

Slab-Built Pots. http://pottery.about.com/od/handbuildingtechniques/tp/basicover.htm. Slab-Building, Ancient to Modern. Slab-building techniques were used extensively by Mesoamerican Pre-Columbian potters , with some beautiful results.

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COIL POTS

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