The document describes the process of slab construction in ceramic hand-building. It outlines 5 key steps:
1) Squish it - Roll out the clay slab to a uniform thickness using a roller, pin, or hands.
2) Score and slip it - Score both pieces to be joined and apply slip for adhesion.
3) Snake it - Create a reinforced edge using a coil and tool to ensure no trapped air.
4) Smooth it - Use tools and fingers to smooth edges and remove excess, being careful not to use too much slip.
5) Style it - Add personal touches and details to tell a story or message.
Ceramic Lecture, clay, pottery, handbuilding, stages of clay, teachingMaria Padgett
This slide show include stages of clay, hand building techniques, basic clay vocabulary, several warm ups, types of kilns, etc. It is classroom safe and good by itself or to add to and amend with your own slides. It can be delivered in about 20-40 minutes including time to talk a little, ask questions, converse with students about slides.
Vocabulary: handbuilding, slip, leather hard, dryfoot, electric kiln, gas kiln, woodfire kiln, bone dry, wet clay, slab building, coil building, pinch pot, utilitarian, slip, score, bisque fire, bisque ware, stone ware, fire, throw, toploader, frontloader, walk-in, kiln furniture, glaze, glazeware, matte, gloss, functional,
Ceramic Lecture, clay, pottery, handbuilding, stages of clay, teachingMaria Padgett
This slide show include stages of clay, hand building techniques, basic clay vocabulary, several warm ups, types of kilns, etc. It is classroom safe and good by itself or to add to and amend with your own slides. It can be delivered in about 20-40 minutes including time to talk a little, ask questions, converse with students about slides.
Vocabulary: handbuilding, slip, leather hard, dryfoot, electric kiln, gas kiln, woodfire kiln, bone dry, wet clay, slab building, coil building, pinch pot, utilitarian, slip, score, bisque fire, bisque ware, stone ware, fire, throw, toploader, frontloader, walk-in, kiln furniture, glaze, glazeware, matte, gloss, functional,
Week 2, Language Of Design
Presentation from Introduction to Graphic Design, Columbia College Chicago. Much of the content taken from readings, including the textbooks: Timothy Samara's "Design Elements" and "Design Evolution." Other references cited in presentation. Please note: many slides are intended for class discussion and might not make sense out of context.
The way people see a web page or digital design strongly affects its utility and the meaning that they take away. Gestalt principles tell people how to perceive visual objects, what they mean, and how they relate to one another within the user's experience. Design with these principles in mind to meet users' needs and leave a positive impression.
Simple and hassle-free. This is an art book with 100+ of the best personal project ideas you'll find on the market. today. This is an art book with 100+ of the best personal project ideas you'll find on the market today.
All the prompts are easy to follow and can be done by anyone, no matter how much experience you have with art.
Includes one monthly delivery of a painting idea for the novice painter.
Intro: How to turn a wooden pen on a lathe
Have you ever wondered how to make those awesome wooden pens? Well here is how you do it. At first the making of a American pen (that is this kind) will take you
about a hour and a half but once you have made a bunch you can make them in 15 minutes.
Image Notes
1. American style pen with Yellow Heart wood
Step 1: Supplies
For this Instructable you need these supplies. Most of these tools you can substitute for something else cheaper.
Lathe
Skew (the tool that you turn the wood with)
Wood ( i'm using yellow heart one of my favorites)
CA glue or Super Glue (thick and thin if possible)
Mandrel to hold the pen on with 3 bushings
Sand paper
Pen Kit or you could use pieces from a old pen that you don't use anymore
Paper towels
BLO (boiled linseed oil)
Drill press or equivalent
Clamp
Optional:
Micromesh to get the super shine
Beall buffing system to put on an awesome finish
Pen press
IguanaPaint.com offers serious art lessons for grades 6-12. Classes include a lesson, demonstrations, personal critiques, assignments, videos, social networking with peers, and more. This is a sample lesson for ART101 at IguanaPaint.com. For more info, visit www.iguanapaint.com. :)
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I had the honor of being invited to help my 9-year-old daughter’s Girl Scout Troop earn their Product Design Badge. The main goal of the badge is to introduce the kids to some basic design concepts using “hands-on” methods as much as possible.
I had an hour. (Actually, I was able to finagle a second hour-long session by offering to host it at my office, complete with cool whiteboards, stacks of Post-its, and jars of M&Ms.)
I probably over-prepared, but I’m glad I did. The kids were even more dynamic, engaged, and informed than I expected. It was a fantastic experience that left me hungry for more similar opportunities.
I started with what I hoped was an achievable, but still valuable set of objectives for the session:
1. Introduce design as a discipline and a profession (really a group of professions)
2. Encourage awareness of the design decisions that produced the products and services we use every day, and a curiosity about the basis of those decisions
3. Explore the crucial role that empathy plays in the design process
4. Facilitate an initial exposure (through fun activities) to basic design techniques and terms
Macroeconomics- Movie Location
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Objective:
Prepare a presentation or a paper using research, basic comparative analysis, data organization and application of economic information. You will make an informed assessment of an economic climate outside of the United States to accomplish an entertainment industry objective.
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2. Slab Construction Slabs are basically flat pancakes attached to one another. Slabs can be made by using; A slab roller A rolling pin Your hands (think mud pies from back in the day.)
3. 1. Squish it Roll out your slab using a slab roller or rolling pin. For smaller slabs you can use your hands! Important! Make your slab with a uniformed thickness. The whole thing should be flat without high and low spots. No, this is not my hairy hand!
4. 1. Score and slip Score with a needle or loop. Prepare your slip. Important! Always score both pieces that you are going to attach to one another. My, what nice scores you have.
5. 1. Snake it Using a coil and a smooth tool create a reinforced edge. Important! Make sure to really press into the coil so there is not trapped air. Remember…TRAPPED AIR IS THE ENEMY! Look, he’s doing the snake.
6. 1. Smooth it Using a little slip and some nice tools (which include your fingers) smooth out the edges and clean up any snake bits that still may be around. Important! Don’t use to much slip or you will have saggy and unstable clay. Remember…A finished pot is a happy pot. Smooth as a baby’s bottom.
