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Glaze Your Bowl
Glaze Your Bowl
Instructions:
Its almost done! With all the hard work you put into making your bowl we are ready to GLAZE! For this part of the project you will be limited to using ONE BRIGHT COLOR and ONE NEUTRAL COLOR.
Rubric:
2pts Only 2 Colors. Only two colors were used on the work.
2pts One Bright Color. There is one bright color use on the work.
2pts One Neutral Color or Tone. Either black, white, grey, or brown is used on the work.
2pts Dry Foot. The bottom of the bowl has NO GLAZE where it would touch the table.
2pts Images. THREE images are posted to students website of the bowl (top, bottom, angle)
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10pts Total
Please photograph your bowl AFTER it has come out of the kiln and has a glass-like surface.
General Instructions
General Instructions
Step 1. Mark your "Dry Foot" Line
Step 1. Mark your "Dry Foot" Line
Hold the pencil FLAT against the table and spin your piece.
Hold the pencil FLAT against the table and spin your piece.
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In ceramics "Dry Foot" means NO GLAZE WHERE YOUR BOWL TOUCHES THE TABLE!
IMG_2132.MOVSpin the bowl and or swipe the pencil to get a circle all the way around your piece.
This is what happens if you put glaze on the bottom of your work!
Step 2. Pick A Bright Color & A Neutral
Step 2. Pick A Bright Color & A Neutral
Neutral Colors can be...
WHITE
BLACK
GREY
BROWN
To make brown... Mix two colors on OPPOSITE sides of the color wheel.
Step 3. Glaze 3 COATS! (Only 1 coat per day will stick!)
Step 3. Glaze 3 COATS! (Only 1 coat per day will stick!)
1 Coat of Glaze
1 Coat of Glaze
2 Coats of Glaze
2 Coats of Glaze
3 Coats of Glaze
3 Coats of Glaze
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