Pottery 3
Assignments:
- large pinch pot, using paddles
- large coil pot, using flat coils
- set of stamps, slab patterns, 3 different slab pieces using personal patterns and stamps
- wheel: bowls, vases, plates, sets
- sculpture of the hand
- raku
- sculpted piece (pods, shoe, themed, fable animal with clothes, animal w/sgraffito,...)
- final: your choice
Pottery III is a sequel to Pottery II. Techniques will include improving skills learned in Pottery II, as well as working on improving on the wheel and making other forms than cylinders, carving heads/busts, making patterns for complex slab construction and using personal stamps, and raku. Students will make about 10 projects.
Students should be able to assess the quality of their own work and others. Students should be improving their technical skills. Students should be learning terms and vocabulary involved in Pottery.
Students should understand and help with studio maintenance such as clay recycling, kiln loading, tool fabrication and repair.
- large pinch pot, using paddles
- large coil pot, using flat coils
- set of stamps, slab patterns, 3 different slab pieces using personal patterns and stamps
- wheel: bowls, vases, plates, sets
- sculpture of the hand
- raku
- sculpted piece (pods, shoe, themed, fable animal with clothes, animal w/sgraffito,...)
- final: your choice
Pottery III is a sequel to Pottery II. Techniques will include improving skills learned in Pottery II, as well as working on improving on the wheel and making other forms than cylinders, carving heads/busts, making patterns for complex slab construction and using personal stamps, and raku. Students will make about 10 projects.
Students should be able to assess the quality of their own work and others. Students should be improving their technical skills. Students should be learning terms and vocabulary involved in Pottery.
Students should understand and help with studio maintenance such as clay recycling, kiln loading, tool fabrication and repair.
