Plaster Flashcards

0
Q

Do not ___ the plaster into the bucket.

A

Dump

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1
Q

Fill the bucket ___ full with room-temperature water.

A

1/3

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2
Q

The plaster cannot ___ the water

A

Absorb

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3
Q

Let the plaster sink, then ____ add more plaster until it does not sink on its own.

A

Slowly

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4
Q

Let the plaster ____ for about 2 minutes after you add the water

A

Soak

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5
Q

Students tend to mix the plaster too ___, resulting in a ____, ___ plaster that can take far too long to cure.

A

Thin, weak, watery

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6
Q

If plaster can ___ your hand with ____ hint of the skin showing it’s good.

A

Coat, no

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7
Q

The six stages of plaster are?

A

Liquid, set, putty, cure, rigid, and dry.

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8
Q

The ___ stage occurs immediately after mixing the plaster

A

Liquid

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9
Q

The putty stage is a ____ mix appearing like whipped cream.

A

The ___ stage demonstrates a ___ buildup as the plaster hardens.

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10
Q

In the dry stage the plaster is ___ but ____.

A

Brittle, strong

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11
Q

Henry Moore was eleven when his teacher told him my about the sculptor ?

A

Michelangelo

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12
Q

Henry Moore played in ___ ____ owned by a pottery company

A

Clay pits

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13
Q

Moore loved the medium’s ____: it’s ease to manipulate.

A

Malleability

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14
Q

He took art lessons at ____ ____ ______ __ _____

A

England’s lead school arts

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15
Q

He began the process of ____ carving, a path he would explore the rest of his life.

A

Direct

16
Q

Henry Moore won the ____ __ ____ in many difderent countries.

A

International art awards

17
Q

His work is some of the most recognizable sculptures in the world because he changed the ____ ____, ____ and ____ it’s form.

A

Human figure, simplifying, stylizing.

18
Q

Moore would enlarge his vision into another ___ ___ or use ____.

A

Clay, model, plaster

19
Q

Before you start carving ___ your work by using ____ and ____.

A

Plan, models, sketches

20
Q

Carving tool such as ___, ___ and even ____ are advised

A

X-acto knives, pocket knives, kitchen knives.

21
Q

Once the plasterer is in the dry stage, ____, ____, ____ can be used.

A

Files, raps, sandpaper

22
Q

____ is one of the oldest forms of sculpture.

A

Stone works

23
Q

____, ___, and ___ are stones used to carve into.

A

Steatite, alabaster, limestone

24
Q

Steatite, alabaster, limestone larger plaster pieces can be more easily carved if _____ has been stirred in to the premixed plaster before pouring it.

A

Vermiculite

25
Q

As plaster dries, if becomes ____ and more ____ to carve

A

Stronger, difficult

26
Q

Plaster ___ and vermiculite dust can be ____ to the lungs

A

Dust, harmful