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Author(s): Emily Reason
ISBN(s): 9781600592447, 1600592449
Edition: 1st ed
File Details: PDF, 23.82 MB
Year: 2010
Language: english
SKU: EB-4122888 Category: Tag:

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ISBN 10:    1454702028
ISBN 13: 978-1454702023
Author:   Emily Reason

Featuring the same bright, open design as Ceramic Studio: Hand Building, this second entry in the series offers an introduction to the mechanics of wheel-thrown ceramics. Artist Emily Reason takes beginners through nine projects, including a mug, pitcher, teapot, and fluted baking dish. Starting from one of two fundamental forms (cylinder or bowl) she covers such basics as centering, pulling a handle, trimming, firing, and glazing. Color bands throughout point the reader to related information on various techniques, while gallery sections provide inspiration. This book was formerly published in hardcover as Ceramics for Beginners: Wheel Throwing.
 

Ceramic Studio Wheel Throwing 1st  Table of contents:

  • Introduction

    • Overview of Ceramic Studio and Wheel Throwing
    • The Basics of Working with Clay

  • Understanding the Wheel

    • Parts of a Pottery Wheel
    • Choosing the Right Wheel for Your Studio
    • Wheel Setup and Maintenance

  • Clay Preparation

    • Types of Clay
    • Wedging and Preparing Clay for Throwing
    • Clay Moisture Content and Consistency

  • Basic Throwing Techniques

    • Centering the Clay
    • Opening the Clay
    • Pulling and Shaping
    • Creating Simple Forms: Bowls, Cups, and Vases

  • Advanced Throwing Techniques

    • Throwing Larger Pieces
    • Creating Complex Forms and Multi-Part Pieces
    • Techniques for High-Precision Throwing

  • Trimming and Refining

    • Trimming Your Pots for a Professional Finish
    • Working with Handles and Adding Decorative Elements
    • Smoothing, Shaping, and Final Adjustments

  • Surface Decoration

    • Glazing Techniques
    • Decorating with Underglazes, Slips, and Textures
    • Creating Patterns and Designs on Clay

  • Firing and Kiln Operation

    • Types of Kilns and Firing Methods
    • Loading the Kiln
    • Firing Schedules for Different Clays and Glazes

  • Troubleshooting Common Problems

    • Handling Cracks, Warping, and Surface Imperfections
    • Solutions for Wheel Throwing Challenges

  • Studio Safety and Best Practices

    • Studio Setup for Safety
    • Proper Techniques for Handling Tools and Materials
    • Health and Safety in the Ceramic Studio

  • Inspiration and Creative Projects

    • Ways to Push Your Creativity in Wheel Throwing
    • Developing Your Own Unique Style and Technique
    • Projects for Skill Building and Experimentation

  • Conclusion

    • Next Steps for Advancing Your Wheel-Throwing Practice
    • Continuing Education and Exploring the World of Ceramics

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