Art Test

4. Clay is ready for kiln; unworkable.
5. Clay has the most water; most workable stage.
7. An object with three demensions (LxWxD).
9. A single material used in an art piece.
12. Taking a liquid and pouring it into a mold and "popping" it out to create a sculpture.
14. Taking random objects and putting them together to create a sculpture.
15. The visual sensation using light and pigment.
17. The repetition of art elements 3 or more times.
18. To force air bubbles out of clay while kneading the clay to distribute water evenly.
21. An enclosed line.
22. The area above, below, around, and within an object.
24. Clay has lost water; less workable.
25. The visual movementof an object by changing it's proprtion or location.
26. When all the art elements work together in a piece.
28. Using a workable material to create a sculpture.
29. A sculpture that can be veiwed from all sides.
30. A large oven-like decive that causes a chemical reaction in clay, changing it's properties.

1. A layer of material applies to bisqueware and fired, ceramic piece.
2. Taking away from the surface to create a sculpture.
3. The layering of ropes of clay and joining them together using slipping and scoring.
6. Clay that has not been fired.
8. apply glaze and fire it again.
10. The lightness or darkness of a color (tints and shades).
11. The difference between art elements in a piece.
13. The way something feels or appears to feel.
16. The size or the real subject matter in relation to the piece.
19. When art element(s) are used to draw the veiwer's gaze to a focal point.
20. The visual stability within a piece.
23. Clay that has been fired once in a kiln.
27. A continuous point through space.
28. Using art elements to "draw" a veiwers gaze across the peice.