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LEARNING TARGET: Students will create 3 clay tiles using slab technique, additive, subtractive, and surface designs.
LEARNING TARGET: Students will create 3 clay tiles using slab technique, additive, subtractive, and surface designs.
ARTIST INSPIRATION
ARTIST INSPIRATION
PROJECT PLANNING PAGE
PROJECT PLANNING PAGE
3 CLAY TILES FOR THE 3 STAGES OF CLAY
3 CLAY TILES FOR THE 3 STAGES OF CLAY
Plastic (wet or soft clay) is best for Additive Techniques.
Plastic (wet or soft clay) is best for Additive Techniques.
Applique (adding these techniques to the surface of the form):
Applique (adding these techniques to the surface of the form):
- Slab
- Coil
- Pinch
- Sprig Molds
- Garlic Press/ Lemon press
- Slip Trailing
- Stamping (dollies, EPIC stamps, etc.)
Leather hard (semi-dry clay that isn't sticky & can hold it's form)
Leather hard (semi-dry clay that isn't sticky & can hold it's form)
- Sgraffito
- Mishima (with Linoleum carvers)
- Newsprint stencils
- Newsprint underglaze trailing transfers
- Underglaze Photo Transfer
- Photo Decal Image Transfers
- Tape or Drywall Tape Resist
- Wax Resist
- Underglaze Trailing
- Incising (carving - Bas Relief)
- Piercing
Bone Dry (clay completely dried out, chalky feeling, & very fragile)!
Bone Dry (clay completely dried out, chalky feeling, & very fragile)!
- Shellac Resist
- Silkscreen Stencils
- Bubble Underglaze
PLASTIC CLAY SURFACE TECHNIQUES
PLASTIC CLAY SURFACE TECHNIQUES
SLAB APPLIQUE
SLAB APPLIQUE
COIL APPLIQUE
COIL APPLIQUE
SPRIG MOLD APPLIQUE
SPRIG MOLD APPLIQUE
LEATHER HARD SURFACE TECHNIQUES
LEATHER HARD SURFACE TECHNIQUES
UNDERGLAZE PHOTO TRANSFER
UNDERGLAZE PHOTO TRANSFER
TAPE & DRYWALL TAPE RESIST
TAPE & DRYWALL TAPE RESIST
BONE DRY SURFACES TECHNIQUES
BONE DRY SURFACES TECHNIQUES
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