Ceramics

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Across
  1. 2. The portion of a pot, usually a vase, that is between the lip and the body of the pot
  2. 5. Utilitarian vases, bowls, cups, etc can be made using a ________ wheel, a machine you throw pottery on
  3. 7. A building method that is done by ________ clay, usually used to make small bowls
  4. 10. When a handle is attached, it creates __________ space.
  5. 13. A building method that uses stacked snakes of clay
  6. 15. The difference between any two elements
  7. 17. A ________ rib is used to score the surface of clay or create texture
  8. 18. Ceramics that have been fired, glazed, and fired again
  9. 20. A poisonous component to both clay and glaze
  10. 21. Clay that has been fired once
  11. 25. When a piece is balanced where it radiates from a central point
  12. 26. A _________ tool is used to hollow out clay or trim clay
  13. 27. When building a coil pot, a ________ wheel makes it easy to turn the pot as coils are applied
  14. 29. Any element that has been used more than once
  15. 31. A focal point
  16. 32. When a piece is balanced where it is unequal
  17. 36. The size-relationships within a piece
  18. 37. Clay that is no longer workable, and is fragile because it is dry as a ______
  19. 39. The shading, or lightness and darkness in a piece
  20. 40. The way a piece feels or appears to feel
  21. 42. The volume of a piece, 3D
  22. 44. When an element repeats symmetrically
  23. 45. Positive or negative - either occupies or does not occupy an area
  24. 46. You must never apply glaze here, or it will stick to the kiln shelf
Down
  1. 1. When all elements work harmoniously in a piece
  2. 3. Scratching the surface of a piece to prepare it for attaching
  3. 4. Kneading clay like dough to make the clay consistent and remove air-pockets
  4. 6. A mixture of clay and water into a mayonnaise or dressing consistency
  5. 8. Any clay that is unfired, in any stage
  6. 9. Also known as hue
  7. 11. Clay that is very workable
  8. 12. The way a piece is laid out, there are three kinds
  9. 14. A series of tools that model and shape clay
  10. 16. The minimal number of coats of glaze that need to be applied
  11. 19. Clay that has dried slighty and is good for holding weight and carving
  12. 20. The 2D elements in a piece, can be organic or geometric
  13. 22. When elements within a piece are all varied or different
  14. 23. A giant oven used to fire pottery
  15. 24. A substance applied to bisqueware and fired to create a glass coating
  16. 26. A continuous point that is either hard or implied
  17. 28. In order for clay to remain workable, it must be kept wet and closed off from the _____
  18. 30. When a piece is balanced equally when split in half
  19. 33. A tool used to carve words or small details into clay
  20. 34. A tool used to smooth the surface of clay
  21. 35. The illusion of motion, or when elements work to move a viewer's eye around a piece
  22. 38. A sharp tool used to vent hollow clay forms or carve small details
  23. 41. If you fire pieces that are too wet, too thick, or not vented, they will _________
  24. 43. A piece applied to the bottom of a pot that it stands on
  25. 45. A rolled out, flat piece of clay usually used to make geometric shapes