Clay Luminary Bags Building form with slabs

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Vocabulary, Criteria, and Steps

Advertisements

The Language of Ceramics

Study of Popular Architectural Styles of Houses in America

Hand Built Cups Beginning Ceramics Burris. Assemble your Materials and Tools Clay Wire Cutter Magazines Paper Towels Needle Tool or Cutting Tool (a pencil.

Ceramics Notes Mrs. Jones’s Classes.

Japanese Lantern. Lantern Background Stone lanterns have a long history with Japanese Gardens. Japanese tea ceremonies have always been considered a special.

SLAB CONSTRUCTION. A SLAB is clay that has been flattened and compressed to be a ‘sheet’ or ‘pancake’. This can be used to construct functional and non.

Stamped Slab Vessel with Handle(s). Create a paper template where you plan how you will use the stamps you have created. It will indicate the height and.

April 17, 2014 Bell Ringer: What is a Japanese Lantern? Standard: VAHSSCCU.1d Analyzes the relationship of decorative and functional qualities in sculptures.

Slab Project You will learn how to make a Slab Container with character.

Attention!!!  There will be a test over this information that you must pass with a 75% before you can work with clay.

Clay. Clay is a naturally material composed primarily of fine- grained mineral and water The combination of the two controls plasticity ((flexibility))

Making Pottery with a Mold:

Clay Vocabulary Clay- Clay Construction Techniques o Coil- o Pinch- o Slab- To attach clay together  Score-  Slip-

Stages of Clay & Joined Pinch Pot Lanterns

Clay Vocab Vocab Answers.

Vocabulary Clay- moist earth made of decomposed rock Firing- baking clay at a high temperature Kiln- An oven for firing clay Plastic- wet workable clay.

Clay What ? How ? Why ? CERAMICS CERAMIC –Object made of clay and fired (baked). Clay- An earthy material that is plastic (pliable) when wet but hard.

Clay Terms and Processes.

CERAMICS CLAY Mud; moist, sticky dirt. In ceramics, clay is fine- grained,firm earthy material that is plastic when wet, brittle when dry, and very hard.

1st grade Textured Fish The OBJECTIVES are to: Understand how roll clay into a slab and a coil. Create a composition demonstrating foreground, middleground.

Clay Sun Face Project Unit: Balance. Relief Sculpture A 3-d surface that projects out from a flat back Only 180 degrees, unlike “in the round sculpture”

All About Pottery!.

Ceramics The art and process of making objects from clay.

Ceramics/Pottery Unit 1 – Introduction to Clay. Steps in the Ceramic Process Preparation to Glaze Firing.

UNIT 1 Lessons in Ceramics. Rules to Live By Clay teaches many lessons, quite simply:  1. Things happen.  2. Life's not fair.  3. Art is temporary.

Ceramics. Ceramic objects are made with inorganic, non-metallic materials that are heated and then cooled. These materials tend to be strong, but brittle.

CERAMICS CLAY TILES in Bas Relief CLAY TILES in Bas Relief.

Mrs. Barth. -3-D art has height, width and actual depth (as opposed to implied depth) -3-D art is referred to as sculpture The Pieta Michelangelo.

SHAPE A two-dimensional area that can be Organic or Geometric FORM A three dimensional object that can be measured by height, width, and depth. POSITIVE.

 Hand building  Wheel Throwing Pinch potslab coil.

CERAMICS (for beginning sculptors)

January 29, 2014 Semester 2 FIND YOUR NEW SEAT NUMBERS ON STICKER CHART AND SIT THERE STARTING TODAY You Need – pen/pencil – Large sheet of paper scissors.

CLAY VOCABULARY.

Ceramics Art of pottery and sculpture with Clay. Clay Clay is a natural material, found in river and creek beds. It is used to create ceramic pottery.

Basics of clay use and building techniques for Art I

Clay Clay Coil Pot Coil Pot.

Introduction and subject terms. Made from earth, water and fire. Clay is different from mud, since it has plasticity. This gives it the ability to hold.

Food Container Ceramic project. Food Container  The objective is to design a container out of clay that looks like some type of food item.  This might.

Introduction to Ceramics 3-D Art 1 with Mrs. Graves.

Vocabulary Clay – moist earth of decomposed rock Firing –

CERAMICS UNIT A QUICK SUMMARY OF CLAY & A STUDIO PROJECT DESCRIPTION.

SLAB BOX. You will learn How to create a slab box How to slip and score How to add designs to your ceramic box Ceramic vocabulary The steps in constructing,

January 7, 2013 You Need – pen/pencil – Vocabulary Books What we’re doing: Vocab and intro to first clay project.

CERAMICS CLAY SLAB platter CLAY SLAB platter. CLAY  Mud; moist, sticky dirt.  In ceramics, clay is fine- grained,firm earthy material that is plastic.

Ceramics Stages of Clay Reclaimed Clay: The Recycling Process

Welcome!. What is CLAY? Clay is an earthy material of fine grained minerals with traces of metal oxides and organic matter.

Advanced Slab Construction How clay is made: Ds9ygU.

Clay Slab Techniques Studio Ceramics.

Ceramics Clay Life Cycle. Stage 1  Clay is quarried from the earth, processed and packaged for production.

Clay Modeling Vocab Answers.

INTRODUCTION TO CERAMICS

Clay Leaves 4th Grade October Art Project West Mercer Elementary Art Enrichment Program.

Introduction To Clay. Ceramics Things made from clay, the basic material for all ceramic creations. Clay is created as a result of the decomposition of.

My Token of Love by Mary Erickson Ph.D. and Arizona art teacher, Allison Lee.

CERAMICS AND SCULPTURE COURSE.   Clay is formed by the decomposition of rock through the action of weathering.  Impurities, such as sticks and leaves.

Ceramics 1. Ceramics  Things made from clay, the basic material for all ceramic creations.  Clay is created as a result of the decomposition of igneous.

Intro to CLAY Unit.

Introduction to Clay Mrs. Swapp

Wedging (Recycling clay)

Ceramics Midterm Review

Sculpting in Clay Clay Clay board Canvas sheet Tools Plastic bags

Ceramic Basics Slab.

Vocabulary-Clay Stages

INTRODUCTION TO CERAMICS

Introduction to F RM.

Ceramics-Pottery Course 8115

Small Lidded Container Technique – Slab Building

Presentation transcript:

Clay Luminary Bags Building form with slabs Adding texture and cutouts with slabs Stages of Clay Making meaning

The BAG form Can you create a believable bag out of clay? What can you show with light and shadow (pos/neg space)? How will you show a consistent message around all 4 sides?

Luminary examples - cutouts http://begceramics.blogspot.com/2010/04/luminary-body-that-gives-light.html

Design Choose a theme for the whole piece (unity) Be careful about doing anything close to edges – save a 1/2” margin on all sides Remember you cannot have interior shapes (like a donut hole) because they will fall out HOMEWORK: 4 thumbnails sketches -then choose best to cut templates

Slabs Slabs are sheets of clay that are flattened by hand or rolled out with a rolling pin CERAMIC BOX DEMO https://youtu.be/p5uusVJGUgI MAKING A CLAY SLAB BOX https://youtu.be/Dn55cIO8D2E BRIDGES POTTERY SLAB CONSTRUCTION DEMO https://youtu.be/nplyxEeHcls

Stages of Clay SLIP – clay mud PLASTIC – workable, useable clay LEATHERHARD – slightly hard, firm enough to build with, but will crack when bent DRY LEATHERHARD – dryer still and rigid; will break when bent GREENWARE – bone dry, room temperature, will snap when bent BISQUEWARE – after firing the first time

Adding Textures and Cutouts Be sure to plan for cutouts and 5 or more textures that go with your theme Keep it simple and not too large or the side may collapse Make your slabs first then cut & add texture before building VIDEO:Textures from found objects https://youtu.be/Plkz3OPqUcI

Making Meaning Think of subjects you love that can be shown in parts Think of the light effects or a day vs. night theme Cityscape Ocean/beach seasons

*We do the same, but with paper bag dimensions Step by step slab box *We do the same, but with paper bag dimensions http://www.jhpottery.com/tutorial/slab.html

Clay Luminary Bags Building form with slabs Adding texture and cutouts with slabs Stages of Clay Making meaning

Pottery Video:Slab building techniques with Jeremy Randall https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xp5wslox0Y *note architectural textures, steel carpet tacks, and nichrome wire