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Ceramics I

Ceramics is an elective, full year course, designed to let you experience the unique qualities of clay. This studio art course introduces clay as a medium for visual expression in three dimensions. Basic hand-building techniques as well as an introduction to wheel thrown pottery will be experienced. Students will be instructed in a variety of glazing techniques. Demonstration, work and discussion will help you feel confident, as you learn to express yourself in clay.
Ceramics I Course expectations

Favorite Food

10/16/2019

 
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Everyone has a favorite food! Think about the food that you love to eat, one you would like to try and recreate in clay form, and let's start to get inspired about food. You may make an entire pie, or just the piece of pie, but all foods must be accompanied by sides and the plate or bowl they would be found in. Example: pizza on a plate or fries in a basket w/ketchup, pasta in a bowl, etc. ​
Assignment:
Your assignment is to recreate your favorite food in clay. You must find at least 3 inspiration photos to give you a starting point.  These food pieces can be created by building with hard slab or just hand building; Just remember that your pieces need to be hollowed out (no thicker than 1" sides) or they may crack or blow up in the kiln. One they go through the bisque firing you will be painting your food with acrylic paint (no need to match glazes) and then sealing them with clear spray.


Steps:
  • Find and pass in 3 inspiration photos of your favorite food(s)
  • Begin a game plan of how you will be creating your food
  • Build and create your food
  • Build the vessel (bowl, plate, basket, etc.) that your food with be presented in
  • Allow to dry to greenware before putting in the back for firing
  • Mix paints to match the real-life version of your food. 
  • Spray your food with clear coat to bring the colors to life

PASS IN:
  • painted food and plate or bowl
  • upload all images to google classroom


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