1 / 12

Studio Practices

Studio Practices. Ceramics Studio, Mrs. Kelley. General Rules.... Mrs. Kelley’s Pet Peeves. If its not yours DO NOT TOUCH!!!! No dirty tools, supplies and areas. Don ’ t give me an artattack . If everyone cleans their area then no ones has to do end of week jobs!

quang
Download Presentation

Studio Practices

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Studio Practices Ceramics Studio, Mrs. Kelley

  2. General Rules....Mrs. Kelley’s Pet Peeves • If its not yours DO NOT TOUCH!!!! • No dirty tools, supplies and areas. Don’t give me an artattack. • If everyone cleans their area then no ones has to do end of week jobs! • Use all time in the studio productively. • Projects may only be stored ON YOUR SHELF. Nowhere else in the room unless cleared with me first.

  3. Studio Practices • Storage • Plastic containers labeled with masking tape • Shelf labeled with masking tape • Everything must be covered at the end of class, • Use a bag or plastic if its too large for your conatiner • UNLESS… you are completely finished and ready to fire.

  4. Cleaning • Ceramics is messy. • Last 5-7 minutes are for cleaning and storage. When the TIME TIMER goes off its time to start wrapping up worktime. • Every class: • Wipe table/counter space used • Clean tools/supplies used • Return scrap clay to its correct container • Clean wheel if used • Return all glaze to the correct spot • Seal project, place all work on YOUR SHELF

  5. Carts for Firing • IF ITS NOT YOURS DON’T TOUCH IT!!!!!!!!! • Bisque cart (1st firing) • No name No way!! • Bone dry clay only. • Glaze Cart (2nd firing) • DO NOT TOUCH PIECES TOGETHER! • Leave space between projects. • Glaze must be cleaned off the bottoms of projects.

  6. Technology Use • Personal music is allowed if: • It is during student work time, not instruction • Headphones are used at all times • Mrs. Kelley can not hear the music • No warnings. If I hear it, it goes away • Headphones are removed when instruction starts • Personal devices are not out on the table.

  7. What do I do with this Clay? Bone Dry reclaim box, Under wedging table • ITS TOO DRY • ITS TOO WET(thrown scraps) • USABLE/ EXTRA Gray Clay Barrels Clay Bags on counter

  8. Gargoyles, Monsters and other Grotesque things….. Ceramics A Ms. Moul

  9. Gargoyle History • Originated as spouting on cathedrals. • “Gargoyle” is derived from the latin word for throat.

  10. Contemporary Artist • Catt Audett Holt and Rich Holt from Baltimore MD. • Functional forms

  11. Challenge: • Demonstrate your basic ceramic skills by creating a gargoyle/monster that is a combination of at least 2 animals. • Use the following skills/techniques: • Score, slip, stitch • Texture • Hollowing • Additive/Subtractive • Use of various Modeling tools

  12. Homework • 2 reference photos due next class. • Sept. • Sketch of your gargoyle or monster.

More Related