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:Tiki Coil Lanterns

Assignment Your goal is to create a cylinder out of coils, and turn it into a Tiki lantern. Requirements Forehead Design Chin Design Eyes Nose Mouth Area that is cut out Raised and Carved surfaces

Tips for Success Attachments Cutting openings in cylinder Rough scoring Water to make slip Smoosh together Smooth out Cutting openings in cylinder Avoid cutting too low

What Makes a Tiki? Defined by… Fierce Look Exaggerated Features Large Eyes Eyebrows Nose with Nostrils Mouth with Teeth Lines and Graphic Texture Tikis were often used to represent different deities, and would be carved with expressions and features that were attributed to a particular deity. They were also used to ward off evil spirits, for fertility, and numerous other reasons.

You Will Be Graded On… Craftsmanship Detail/Creativity Symmetry Face Characteristics Raised and Curved Surfaces

First Steps Planning: Sketch your ideas Foundation building: --Create a base for your piece, about 4” in diameter. (No more than 4”) --Begin to roll coils Spread your hands for even coverage Make sure to roll all the way around the coil (Don’t rock it) Coils should be ¼ - ½ in. thick 3-4 inches ¼ inch