Important Concepts
You must do this to attach pieces together
What is score & slip?
Creating a bowl shape while applying pressure with fingertips.
What is pinch pot?
A glaze technique to help enhance surface design
The reason it is important to wedge clay.
what is alignment of clay particles, going in a spiral direction?
When an object is 3 dimensional
What is Form?
Use this tool to smooth seams
What is a melding tool?
Creating a rolled piece of clay
What is a coil?
Low fire glaze are usually ______ colors.
What is brighter?
The reason you must seal your clay to the wheel head.
What is to prevent water from getting between clay and wheel?
What a coil represents.
What is line?
When incising a design you must do this to have a clean and clear line.
What is use a damp paintbbrush?
When rolling out a slab you must use what tools?
What is a rolling pin and slab sticks?
High fire glazes are usually _____ colors
What is earth tone?
When you cone up/cone down you are attempting to ______.
What is center the clay?
What a slab represents
What is shape?
The maximum wall thickness allowed
What is 1/2"?
The 2 different ways to hollow out a sculpture
What is carving from underneath or cutting open, scooping out the clay and attaching pieces back together?
High fire and low fire glazed pieces can be put in the same kiln. True or false.
What is false?
Defining the floor means: _____________.
What is creating a flat base?
4 examples of texture.
What you put around and attachment point to increase stability.
What is a baby coil?
Something you must include with a enclosed hollow form
What is a vent?
Name the glaze technique that adds a texture appearance on top of a base coat of glaze.
What is dry brushing?
Wheel speed when pulling up a wall.
What is medium to slow?
A butterfly
What is symmetrical balance?