Chapter 5 Flashcards

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Incising

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Cutting onto the surface of the clay. You can carve or remove whole parts o the surface.

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Impressing

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Press with a lol into a clay surface and the texture or mark is left on e clay becomes a low relief of your tool

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Applique

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Applying on piece of clay onto another. Ex: coils

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Piercing

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Decorative technique used to create dramatic effects by playing with light and the contrast between inside and outside surface

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Burnishing

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Ancient method of finishing an unglazed leather -hard pot. Involves rubbing its surface smooth with a stone or the back of a spoon

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Colored clay

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The color of any ceramic piece depends on the clay it was made from and the temperature it was fired at.

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Inlaying

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Impressed or incised marks with soft clay of contrasting color or with colored slip.

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Oxides and carbonates

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Basic metals combined with oxygen or carbon

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Colored slips

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A slips hat is mixed with extremely fine clay with water

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Bisque ware

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Been fired once

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Underglaze

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Painting on the surface of green ware or bisque ware

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Green ware

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Pottery that’s never been fired

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Sponging

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Gives different textures and depth of color when daubed onto surface clays

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Splattering

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Using a toothbrush and flicking it to create a splattered background

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Brushes

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Fishes details on top of backgrounds

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Masking

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Stencils can enclose or outline background shapes or foreground designs

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Paper resist

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Cut shapes or patterns from damp papers and lay these Charles on a clay surface

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Wax resist

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Use melted wax or glue thinned with water to resist the color of the glaze

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Slip trailing

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Squeezing a line of slip onto damp clay to produce a raised line

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Jolene zanghi

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Slip trail designs

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Sgraffito

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Technique involves scratching designs in colored slip to reveal the color of the clay body beneath

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Mishima

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A pattern or design is incised or cared into e surface

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Transfer printing

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A pattern or design etched onto a copper plate, inked with a mixture or oil or color and transferred to a pottery tissue

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Mono print

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Photo emulsions
Artist applies a photo emulsion to e surface of glazed and fired clay
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Silica
Glaze known as the glass former. Mad rout of sand and flint
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Flux
Glaze known as the temperature reducer
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Alumina
Glaze known as the stabilizer
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Lusters
Translucent, allowing the color of e glaze to shine through
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China paints and enamels
Matte glossy finish
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Metallic lusters
Opaque, used to compliment e glazed surface
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Majolica
Painting a colored glaze on top of the base coat before the piece has been fired
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Dipping
Dipping the pottery so at it is glazed