This is not your kindergarten pinch pot

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This is not your kindergarten pinch pot

kindergarten pinch pots

Form: rounded edges, flat bottom

Surface: technomorphic finger print impressions on surface

lip neck bowl base foot

Surface: subtractive pattern Form: wide bowl gathered neck wavy lip Surface: subtractive pattern

Form: truncated cone small foot Surface: subtractive pattern

Surface: subtractive line Form: narrow opening wider center narrowing base small foot Surface: subtractive line smooth with glaze

Form: four sides uneven opening no neck

Form: uneven lip wide bowl Surface: Smooth with glaze

Form: wide base no neck uneven lip Surface: subtractive incising

Form: curled lip opening Surface: subtractive & additive

Form: egg-shaped no neck uneven lip Surface: subtractive texture

Form: narrow base; wide bowl; uneven lip Surface: additive spikes

Form: wide bowl small neck curled lip Surface: smooth with glaze

Form: wide bowl wide opening small neck upright lip Surface: smooth with under-glaze

Surface: subtractive- 2 lines Form: truncated cone wide opening small foot Surface: subtractive- 2 lines dimpled Crazing (cracked glaze)

Form: cylindrical flat base no neck flat lip Surface: subtractive texture

Surface: subtractive incised Form: large foot rough opening Surface: subtractive incised

Form: conical lid flat ‘neck’ wide bowl narrow base 3 spear-like feet Surface: smooth additive knobs

Form: flat lid cylindrical bowl folded base 3 knob-like feet Surface: subtractive texture additive buttons

Directions Create a pinch pot that ‘introduces’ you to others Design a form that expresses something about you Create surface texture and pattern (using subtractive and/or additive techniques) to further develop your expression