Across
- 2. Empty inside, which is important so the clay doesn’t explode when fired.
- 4. Art that has a use or purpose (like a rattle, bowl, or mug)
- 5. A watery clay mixture used as “glue” between scored pieces.
- 8. written explanation that describes an artist’s work, intentions, process, and ideas, providing context for viewers.
- 10. An image or design that stands for something else (like an idea or part of your identity).
- 11. a liquid coat of fine minerals and glass powder that turns into a smooth, hard layer of glass when heated in a hot kiln
Down
- 1. Long, snake-like ropes of clay used to build up forms.
- 3. A small pot made by pinching and shaping clay with your fingers.
- 6. Who someone is: their culture, experiences, and personality.
- 7. How the surface feels or looks (smooth, bumpy, rough, etc.). There are two types, implied and actual.
- 9. Scratching the surface of clay to help pieces stick together.