all words Flashcards

1
Q

what is a shim?

A

it determines the height of your slab

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2
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how many coats of glaze do you need for a glassy finish?

A

3

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3
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When is it appropriate to leave your plastic bag of clay slightly open?

A

if you are finished and only have a finishing touch to do

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4
Q

why is it important to avoid getting clay on rags?

A

it can clog the drain in the laundry room

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5
Q

how do you reinforce slab built construction after scoring and slipping?

A

with coils

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6
Q

How can you make hair and fur?

A

carve, coil, slab

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7
Q

what are the factors that determine how many days it will take for you to get your sculpture back after you put it on the greenware shelf?

A

How dry it is, when the next firing is planned, and how many projects there are to fire

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8
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what are major hand clay building techniques?

A

pinch, slab, coil

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9
Q

What kind of glaze is Potter’s Choice.

A

High fire

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10
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at which stage is clay the most fragile?

A

greenware stage

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11
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clay that has no water left and has not been fired is…

A

bone dry

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12
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an umbrella term for all stages of clay that are not fired

A

greenware

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13
Q

which glazes mix together in the kiln and make complex colors that you might not expect?

A

High fire

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14
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where do you put your glazeware when it is ready to fire?

A

glaze shelves

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15
Q

do you need to flip your slab when rolling it out?

A

yes

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16
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What type of glaze can be complex?

A

high fire

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17
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does Stroke and Coat glaze drip?

A

No

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18
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what is the ideal use of leather hard clay?

A

for slab building and carving

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19
Q

what do you use to transport a fragile sculpture that has soft and newly assembled parts?

A

ware board

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20
Q

does acrylic go in the kiln

A

no

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21
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what does the term β€œvitrified” refer to in the context of clay?

A

the clay reaching a glass-like state after being fired to high temperatures

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22
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what is the term used for fresh clay taken directly from the bag?

A

fresh clay

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23
Q

is high fire glaze good for detailed imagery?

A

no

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24
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what is the tool you use to scoop out clay from small parts that are greater than 1 inch thick?

A

loop tool

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25
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what is a scoring tool primarily used for in clay work?

A

joining pieces of clay

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26
Q

what happens if you bend leather hard clay?

A

it cracks

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27
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what is bisque firing?

A

the first time clay is fired.
(once it is bisque fired, it can never turn back to plastic clay.)

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28
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can you glaze the bottom of your sculpture?

29
Q

what form of clay acts as a glue to connect pieces of pottery together while hand building?

30
Q

a method of forming pottery with ropes of clay

31
Q

can you acrylic paint the bottom of your sculpture?

32
Q

at which stage can you carve into the clay but not bend it?

A

leather hard

33
Q

what is a banding wheel?

A

a wheel that you spin your project on while working on it

34
Q

how many coats of glaze do the tile samples in the classroom have?

A

1, 2, and 3 coats to show the different outcomes of each.

35
Q

if your clay piece is fired before completely drying out, what will happen?

A

it will EXPLODE

36
Q

when is it recommended to store clay wrapped in newspaper?

A

when you want to reduce the moisture content overnight.

37
Q

what will happen if clay goes down the sink?

A

it may clog the sink

38
Q

can you connect bone dry pieces of clay with slip?

39
Q

in most cases, is the color you see on the bottle the actual color the glaze will be when fired?

40
Q

what should be done with the clay sponge before storing it away?

A

it should be cleaned

41
Q

leather hard clay is perfect for what?

A

carving and slab construction

42
Q

your clay piece should have a thickness of less than ___ inch to survive the firing process.

43
Q

how many layers of stroke and coat glaze do you need for full opacity?

A

it depends upon the color selected

44
Q

where do you put your greenware when it is ready to fire?

A

blue shelf to the left of kiln room

45
Q

is celadon transparent

46
Q

how do you make eyeballs and eyelids?

A

scoop, ball, coil

47
Q

what is leather-hard clay?

A

clay that has dried slightly but is not fully dried

48
Q

what are the 3 primary colors?

A

Red blue yellow

49
Q

what hardness of clay is best for your slabs of clay when building?

A

leather hard

50
Q

how many coats of high fire glaze do you need for a dramatic drip?

A

four to five

51
Q

clay that is stiff, but is still damp, is called:

A

leather hard

52
Q

what is a serrated rib for?

A

making patterns, scoring clay, smoothing slabs

53
Q

how thick can paper clay be before potentially exploding in the kiln?

54
Q

what is bisqueware?

A

clay that has been vitrified

55
Q

method of kneeling a mass of clay to get rid of air and lumps

56
Q

this type of glaze is used by dipping the brush into the bottle

57
Q

what does anthropomorphic mean?

A

Humans traits, emotions, and behaviors attributed to animals or objects.

58
Q

what is it called when you smooth the surface?

59
Q

what are the two uses of a good slip pot?

A

patching clay and slip

60
Q

what is the method that Ms k demonstrated to achieve aesthetically pleasing hair, fur, and skin color?

A

adding grey to acrylic browns and using a wash

61
Q

the first firing to harden the clay

62
Q

what is slip?

A

clay mxed with water to make it into a paste or liquid

63
Q

at what approximate temperature is clay fired in the kiln to turn it into ceramic?

A

2000 degrees

64
Q

what hardness of clay is the best for carving small details?

A

leather hard

65
Q

what happens if you don’t clean acrylic paint from brush

A

it will ruin brush

66
Q

what Is bisqueware

A

unglazed ceramic

67
Q

what tools shuld you use to smooth large bumpy areas on clay?

A

serrated, metal, and wooden rib

68
Q

is glaze made of powdered clay?