Sculpt & Ceramics

When there are elements that are similar in an image there is…

How many dimensions does a silhouette have

Horizontal lines suggest what

The most important part or thing that stands out in composition is called

Three ways to describe color are

The way a surface looks or feels is called

There are two kinds of space

This design principle deals with differences in elements

When your eye sweeps across a page in a certain manner we call this

This design principle deals with repetition

Name two different kinds of balance

This design principle deals with differences in elements

The arrangement of elements in an artwork is known as

The relationship of elements in terms of size is

when things gradually change from one element to another there is

The principle of design that an artist mat use in order to bring a sense of wholeness or completness to a work of art is called

The brightness or dullness of a color is

how many dimensions does a shape have

These lines tend to be dynamic . They are great at leading the eyes into an image

how many dimensions does a form have

the lightness or darkness of a color is its

What is the definition of composition

what are organic shapes

What temperature does plaster become once it begins to set

What is the temperature water must you use when mixing a batch of plaster

What is the proper procedure for rinsing your hands from plaster

A sculptural technique in which a 3D form is shaped in of material such as clay, wax, or paper mache

A ceramic sculpture is made with what material

What is the name of the method of creating a sculpture in which tools are used to chisel or cut into the materials

What is the term used for creating a sculpture or form using a mold to provide a way for materials to take shape

After mixing the plaster how do you check to see if the plaster is ready to pour

Plaster is added to water in what matter

when mixing plaster how do you know when youve added enough plaster? what will you see

A quick drawing often done in preparation for a larger more detailed work of art is called a?

what type of container is used to mix plaster in for an wasy clean up

When we carve plaster we are using which method? (taking away from sculpture)

Name two kinds of space that are consciously used in Henry Moores sculptures

Name one natural form that Moore was interested in besides the human figure

The subject matter of moores sculptures were of humans in the following poses

moore carved pieces were usually done in

Later on in his career moore uses the technique of what became more dominant

most of Henry Moores sculptures were done using the technique

which 3D material did Moore use for what he called his sketch models

a form hollowed out and rounded inward like a bowl is called

a form that is curved out like the exterior of a sphere is called

what is the name of the oven like enclosure

What is the term used to describe pounding and kneading of clay on a work table to drive the air bubbles from the clay

What is the term used to describe the process of heating pottery or ceramic sculpture to desired temperature done in an oven like enclosure called a kiln

what is the term used to describe a hand building technique where a ball of clay is squeezed and pinched to for a pot

What is the term used to describe a building technique where a snake like piece of clay is rolled out with the hands and then layered one on top of the other

what is the term used to describe the soft quality of the clay in a workable stage

what is the term used to describe glazed and fired ceramic ware

what is the term used to describe clay which is semi dried to a firm stage

what is the term used to describe clay which is fired but not glazed

What is the term used to describe clay which is dried but not fired

What is the term used to describe a piece of clay that has been flattened with the heel of the hand or rolled out with the rolling pin on canvas cloth

What is the term used to describe a method to make a clay form where a slab of clay is draped over a mold to give it its shape and form

what is the term used to describe the technique of joining two pieces of clay together with vinegar to create slip,then score the surface and then press the pieces together firmly

what should you use to keep your clay moist

to create slip in the slip and score process use this liquid

use this liquid to smooth the surface of your clay when finished

How do you keep clay soft and moist for the next day

After joining two slabs of clay together what must you do to make sure that the seems wont split apart

What liquid is the best to use for smoothing large bumps and coil ridges

What is the most fragile stage of pottery

Can finished clay products that are still wet be fired

Handles for lids should be…

When wrapping your pottery in damp paper towels why is it important that the paper towels be less wet

Which glaze gives a satin finish and reduces visibility of lumps and bumps

this glaze is used for very fine detail work because colors will not run into it. This glaze requires a clear transparent glaze over it

This is a technique where a contrasting layer of sli is applies to freen ware and a sharp tool is used to scratch a design in orer to reveal the color of the clay underneath

When glazing pottery with gloss glaze a good number of coats to apply is

When glazing pottery with matt glaze a good number of coats to apply is

What is the term used to describe lines cut into the clay

What is the term used to describe using a tool to remove larger areas and shapes from the clay surface

Cutting out clay shapes and adding them to build up a raised surface is called what

A thin coating of minerals that produces a glass like coating is called?

Leaving an imprint or indentation in the clay by pressing a texture item or object into it is called what

Which types of 3D objects did Calder create other than sculpture

What did Alexander Calder invent

What degree did Calder earn at Stevens Institute

How did Calder field of study influence his work

What technique won Calder worldwide recognition

What type of movement did Calder use in his sculpture

Name at least one theme or subject that Calder concentrated on when he worked in wire

line

shape

color

value

texture

space

form

movement

rhythm

porportion

balance

Unity

Emphasis

gradiation

Harmony

Variety

Roll clay out on a canvas cloth

Cut out peices

let dry to leather hard stage

Cut 45 degree angles on all sides

Put them together slip and score

take a coil and blend it in the seam

Smooth the pottery in a damp sponge

Everyone was wrapped in blankets with mostly mother and child which became a technique in his later life. He would sketch the mother and children usually reclinig or laying that he saw underground.. and later scuplt