Summative test Flashcards

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Q

Clay

A

fine grained sediments that become plastic when wet

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2
Q

pinch building

A

manipulate Clay with your fingers

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3
Q

slab building

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flat pieces of clay put together

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4
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coil building

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rope like pieces of clay attached to one another

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5
Q

Greenware

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Clay that can be recycled at any time (first stage of clay before firing)

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6
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Bisqueware

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first fire of the clay (not fired to full maturity)

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7
Q

Greenware stadges

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plastic, leatherhard, bone dry

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7
Q

Glazeware

A

fire after the full glaze to get final product

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8
Q

Plastic

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fresh out of the bag, soft

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9
Q

leatherhard

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Clay dried to leather texture

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10
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bone dry

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Clay is dried to no moisture

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11
Q

slip

A

Clay and water together

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12
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score

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using tools to indent the clay for attachment together

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13
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wedge

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3 reasons why we wedge clay: get the air pockets out, kneeding the clay, must balance and get the moisture level together

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14
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kiln

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machine used to fire the clay

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15
Q

underglazes

A

pigment and slip (colored clay), good for design and detail

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16
Q

Glazes

A

chemical composition that is petrified at high temperatures

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17
Q

transparent

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one glaze that is transparent= clear gloss

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18
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translucent

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allowing some light through, (stained glass window)

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19
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opaque

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no light can be seen through

20
Q

gloss

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shiny finish/ glaze

21
Q

matte

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no shine finish

22
Q

satin

A

in middle, not dull but still has shine

23
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parts of the pot

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lid, handle, feet, rim, body

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tools to know
rolling pin, slats, ribs, needle tool, loop tool, rake tool, bevel tool, shaver,
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what do Maria and Popovi Da use as spiritual offering when taking clay from the earth?
sacred corn
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what 3 elements does Maria use to make the clay?
-blue sand -red clay -water
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what does Maria use a base for building her pots?
poki
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What is Maria's pot shaping tool made out of?
gourds (pumpkin/squash)
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What does Maris brush onto her pots?
earth clay (slip)
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What does burnishing mean?
to polish
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What does Maria use to burnish her pots
polishing stone
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What does Popovi Da use to color the pots?
red clay lighten/ slip
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What does he make his brushes out of?
yucca leaf (root vegetable)
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Why do they only polish the base coat and not the designs?
so that the designs and coat have contrast or a difference
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How do the pots turn black?
carbon in smoke turns it black -dry/hot day -put pieces on the grate -put cedar wood under the grate -enclosure of metal put around pots -cow chip used for fuel+heat to fire pots -light on fire inside chamber -dry house manure is put over pots
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Where is San Ildefonso Pueblo?
New Mexico
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value
the lightness or darkness of a color
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intensity
the brightness or dullness of a color
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complimentary colors
opposite
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Analogous colors
3 adjacent colors
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Triadic colors
3 colors equal distance
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Monochromatic
one color
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tint
color +white
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tone
color+grey
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shade
color+ opposite compliment
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Primary colors
blue, yellow, red
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secondary colors
primary + primary
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Tertiary Colors
primary + secondary