Final Ceramic Glaze
Final Ceramic Glaze
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Instructions
Instructions
What you need to do!
What you need to do!
Pick two colors - One NEUTRAL & One Saturated -
Apply 3 coats to every surface
Keep a "Dry Foot" (no glaze on bottom)
Glazing rule #1: NO GLAZE WHERE YOUR BOWL TOUCHES THE TABLE!
Glazing rule #1: NO GLAZE WHERE YOUR BOWL TOUCHES THE TABLE!
This is what happens if you put glaze on the bottom of your work!
In ceramics "Dry Foot" means NO GLAZE WHERE YOUR BOWL TOUCHES THE TABLE!
How to create a dry foot
How to create a dry foot
IMG_2129.MOVIMG_2132.MOVGlazing rule #2: 3 coats of glaze
Glazing rule #2: 3 coats of glaze
Wait for each layer to dry
1 coat of glaze
2 coats of glaze
3 coats of glaze
Glazing rule #3: two paint palettes per table
Glazing rule #3: two paint palettes per table
One person from each table will be the paint person. Collaborate with other students at your table to see who needs which color AND only use dime sized amounts
Color swatches to choose from
Color swatches to choose from
Neutral colors
Neutral colors
To make brown... Mix two colors on OPPOSITE sides of the color wheel.
To make brown... Mix two colors on OPPOSITE sides of the color wheel.
Rubric
Rubric
4 pts Rule 1: Student followed rule #1 - dry foot
4 pts Rule 2: Student followed rule #2 - 3 coats
4 pts Rule 3: Student followed rule #3 - 2 palettes per table
6 pts pts Colors: Student choose 1 saturated color, and mixed 1 neutral color
5 pts Message/Meaning: Student has a message or meaning on the final project using either a carving or glaze
5 pts Clean up: student cleaned up any table messes and table palettes
2 pts Documentation: student documented their final pinch pot glaze before AND after a kiln fire
30 points total
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