3D DESIGN TERMINLOGY

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Across
  1. 4. The base or bottom
  2. 6. Coarse high-firing clay. Has lots of grog on it to make it rough.
  3. 7. A rope of clay or pottery which is made by layering ropes of clay one on top of each other.
  4. 8. Functional containers made of clay.
  5. 10. An area without material. A void or impression in the sculpture.
  6. 12. Using a paddle to smooth or shape the surface of a pot
  7. 13. Oven for baking clay that heats to a very hot temperature
  8. 15. Porous- to have small holes - not waterproof
  9. 17. Flat piece of clay or pottery which is made from rolled out sheets of clay.
  10. 18. Matte- dull, no glass, Shiny- gives ff light, reflective, glossy.
  11. 19. When one element is very different than the another. Black contrast against white, rough against smooth, and color against black and white
  12. 22. White, highest firing clay, very fine, slick clay.
  13. 25. To add various materials not typically used in art to a sculpture
  14. 27. To make sculpture by adding material
  15. 28. The objects
  16. 29. Low firing clay about 1700 degrees Tjjis is the clay we use in class.
  17. 31. To mix up clay with your hands, (knead) to get the air out and mix up the clay.
  18. 32. The volume of the sculptures. The substance weight of the sculpture.
  19. 33. To remove material by digging into the surface
  20. 34. Capable of being dissolvd in water.
Down
  1. 1. Small three sided cone that is placed in the kiln to shut it off
  2. 2. When several elements are tied or work together as one
  3. 3. Thee object is the positive shape and the air and space around it s negative
  4. 4. To make the art look 3-D instead of flat
  5. 5. Cotta Red earthenware clay. Red flower pots are an example of terra cotta.
  6. 9. The relation of one thing to another in size, degree, or amount
  7. 10. Building Pots which are made using only your hands and simple tools; no machines or wheels.
  8. 11. The opening
  9. 13. Shrinkage The contraction of clay when it dries. I shrinkage occurs to quickly the clay will crack or break.
  10. 14. Dry (bone dry), unfired clay projects that will be fired.
  11. 15. Pottery which is made by pinching clay between the thumb and forefinger.
  12. 16. Rough- up the clay surface for joining two pieces of clay
  13. 20. To look the same on both sides
  14. 21. The framework or skeleton of the artwork
  15. 23. Working clay on the potter's wheel
  16. 24. Prongs used to lift the clay off the kiln floor
  17. 26. The area in and around the object
  18. 30. The dimensions and proportion of an object. The size of the object.