Pinch Pot
Ceramics pinch pot
The whimsical and charismatic ceramics of Alison Smiles playfully combine the useful and the sculptural. This wonderful artist also happens to be my cousin, and creativity runs in the family. Alison paints, scribbles and scratches her hybrid creatures into existence, discovering their personalities as…
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Famous Potters
Bill Shankland 1907~1988 Bill Shankland swam, boxed and played both rugby union and rugby league for Australia, touring England with the Wallabies in 1928. He joined Warrington where he played for eight seasons, captaining the side in three rugby league Wembley Cup Finals. During the summer he played…
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Pictures of pinch pots
Direct Instruction Show students the artwork Still Life with Blue and White Porcelain, by Cristoforo Munari, c. 1690. Discuss what is shown in the painting, ending with a focus on the bowls. Ask questions about the bowls: What do they look like they are made of? Why do you think that? Have you seen bowls like this? When and where? Show pictures of bowls from different countries…
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Blue Pottery
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Pinch pot Sculpture
Level: ECE, Primary, Junior, Middle School, High School Grades: PreK and up | Age: 2yrs and up | : Andrea Mulder-Slater What is Clay? Clay is a special kind of earth which is made by the decomposition of rocks through the action of weathering. What does that mean? Well basically, over time, bits of earth are carried from one place to another by water and deposited in areas…
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What is a pinch Pot?
1. 2. Hold the ball of clay with one hand and use your other thumb to press into the center until your thumb is about ¼ to ½ inch from the bottom. 3. Slowly widen the hole by pinching up the walls. Turn the piece continously as you pinch to keep the walls even in thickness. 4. Continue drawing the walls and molding the piece into your desired shape. Make sure that the bottom…
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Pinch pots artists
An evolving series of ceramic artworks which are thrown, pinched, coiled and slab built, using raku, terracotta, white and dark earthenware clay bodies. Each piece is unique and an evolution in my artistic practice. I pinch pots as unusual items for domestic ware and also pinch objects and roll slabs for installation work and wallpieces. I throw forms on the wheel for domestic…
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Pinch pots Design
Ceramic 1 students have just completed their hand-building unit for term one. To complete the pinch pot unit, students created a joined vessel monster. Essential Understandings A successful joined vessel should be considered seamless. Additional pieces could be added to establish a stronger emphasis of the overall composition. Objective of the project: – Student monsters must…
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Pinch pot examples
Pinch Pot Vases Examples of Pinch Pots Project Instructions After you take a look at the examples above, follow along with your teacher to practice making pinch pots or if you are doing this on your own, go to the resources page to link to how-to pages. Your first project will be a pinch pot vase. To do this, form two pinch pots about the same size and join them together by…
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Cool pot pictures
Offering awesome cupcakes, it’s an ideal spot to stop off on your way to or from the Magic Kingdom. And like Captain Cook’s or Sunshine Seasons, it offers a wide variety of unique and delicious eats. Let’s head over to the Contemporary for some late night eats! Atmosphere The Contempo Cafe is located on the Grand Canyon Concourse of Disney’s Contemporary Resort, adjacent to…
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Vermont Potters
If you’ve been following along here, you may have noticed that we had a little (OK, big) change of plans for our Summer. The trailer that we take to shows is growing grass around it . . . I must say, it seems a little counter-intuitive to announce the events that we’re NOT doing, but […] Read the whole post » We spied a Two Potters spoon rest in the NY Times recently…
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Pinch pot techniques
In many ways, making pots is drawing three dimensionally; creating a handle, a spout, or a profile of a pot, is like creating a line in space. Drawing on paper trains your eye to see more thoughtfully and be more critical of your work. I found that after sketching things like spouts and handles repeatedly, I saw a significant difference in the ease with which I could create…
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