Ceramics I: Quarter I Crossword Puzzle

3. Clay cannot be worked on because all of the moisture is gone from it.
7. A sculpture technique where designs are slightly more prominent than the background.
10. A hand-building method of creating forms by joined rolled flat pieces of clay together.
11. Clay is very malleable due to the excess amount of moisture in it.
16. An area of an artwork that the artist draws attention to.
18. The surface quality of an artwork can be seen and/or felt.
20. When glaze is applied to heavily and it begins to 'fall' off the piece.
22. Making marks on the surface of two pieces of clay before joining together with slip.
23. Art that depicts real life.
24. A large oven that fires clay.
25. Fire The firing where glaze adheres to the clay body.
26. A sculpture technique where materials are removed from a form to create an artwork.
28. A framework or skeleton.
30. When there is no glaze on the bottom of a ceramic piece.

1. A hand-building method of forming pottery using ropes of clay.
2. When clay is ready to be fired.
4. Clay & water mixed together to "glue" clay forms together.
5. Clay becomes easy to carve & to attach due to the small amount of moisture in it.
6. The first firing to turn clay into ceramic.
8. The repetition of a design.
9. Art that does not depict real life.
12. Fired clay.
13. A closed line.
14. A hand-building method of creating a ball of clay and pressing in the center to make a 'bowl-like' work.
15. Kneading clay together to force out air & to develop a uniform texture.
17. A sculpture technique where materials are added to a form to create an artwork.
19. An open container typically used for decoration.
21. A material made of earth.
27. Convex ceramic form.
29. A 3D shape.