Large Coiled Vessel Must be at least 12 inches tall

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Large Coiled Vessel Must be at least 12 inches tall Must be high fired & have a foot Principles of Balance & Contrast must be used Entire piece must be coiled. Once built, you can blend to create a smooth surface or create a design with the coils as you build. Piece needs to have a lip, neck, shoulder, body, & foot. Coils must be made from extruder. Sketch goes on back side of this handout. You must draw a to scale the actual vase and cut it out as a template. (this helps you create the desired form…without it ouch! It hurts!) Name ____________________ Period______ Ceramics 2, 3, or 4

Wall hanging set Create a set of at least 3 pieces that, combined create a unified grouping. The set must be able to hang on the wall safely and securely or safely hung from the ceiling or tree branch. Holes must be at least ½ inch away from the edge of piece so to not crack. There must be a theme that helps create the set. Mobiles ( glazing must be thought out ahead of time), tiles, planters are just a few concepts that can meet the requirements. Work will be high fired. Planters need no glaze in the interior for the plant to grow well. You can use any method of construction as long and your work is strong and can Principles that must be used are Balance, Unity and Contrast. Name ____________________________________ Period 5 Ceramics 2, 3, or 4