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Coil Construction. File name 18vessel. Making slip. Viscosity Water. Getting Started. Coil or slab base If coil seal both sides Slip and score. Coil and Slab construction. You may use up to 50 percent slab construction. Coil construction.
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Coil Construction File name 18vessel
Making slip • Viscosity • Water
Getting Started • Coil or slab base • If coil seal both sides • Slip and score
Coil and Slab construction • You may use up to 50 percent slab construction
Coil construction • You may attempt sculptural form that are decorative
Applying Slip • Why do you need slip? • Viscosity of slip • How do you apply slip?
Scoring • Make sure the surface is roughed.
Scoring • Why do you score? • Scoring should be done after applying slip
Scale drawing • 1/4 inch equals 1 inch • 90 percent accuracy
Not paying attention • Falling apart • Fall on floor
Not sealing • Could separate • lose form • seal every 2-3 coils
Sealing the coils • Add strength to ware • It still may separate even if you done everything correctly
Not scoring properly or enough • What will happen? • Separate
Making more than one • Base can be less than 4-5 inches • Must equal 25 inches
Coil construction • Using different coil construction
Coil Construction • Elephant vessel
Coil Construction • Using tools
Finished surface • Using underglaze • Applying to leather greenware or bisqueware • Not to bone dry greenware
Underglaze decoration • Use to create detail patterns or visual images • Can be applied to greenware or bisqueware
Underglaze with clear glaze • Whether applied to greenware or bisqueware fire underglaze first before applying clear glaze
Glazing bisqueware • Only apply to bisqueware NOT greenware • Glob the glaze do not paint on glaze • Dry foot
Dry footing • Dry foot all ware that is large, heavily glazed or glazes that have a tendency to run
Glazing • Choosing glaze
Glaze • Using more than one glaze
Glaze • 3 glazes applied over each other
Glazeware • Glaze application • Sealing ware • thin application • Runs • Crawling • Crazing
Glaze run • Leaves sharp edge when cooled
Glaze run • Kiln wash prevents it from sticking to the kiln shelf
Glaze run • The run will need to be grind or filed to remove sharp edges • You may not get all or the kiln wash off the bottom
Glaze run • Over application • Over 5 coats most glazes will run. • Do not over apply the glaze, unless you are trying to get a certain textural look
Kiln wash • Glaze left on the shelf must be chiseled off. • Kiln wash must be reapplied
Crawling • Some glazes have a tendency to crawl. • Crawling is when the glaze does not attach to the ware
Evaluation • Sketch 100 pts. • Construction 200 pts. • Following Obj. 100 pts. • Work Ethic 100 pts. • Surface Finish 200 pts. • Total 700 pts.