Intro

3. The process of getting out the air bubbles from clay.
6. The colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel.
8. Clay that is hard enough to be carved into but not hard enough to be manipulated or fired.
9. Liquid clay made by mixing clay and water.
10. A color scheme containing or using one color with different shades.
13. Rolling clay into long rolls and stacking them to create a pot.
14. The gradual movement from black to grey to white.
16. The part of an image between the foreground and the background.
17. Pottery that has been fired once but needs to be glazed and fired again.
18. The part of the image that is closest to the viewer, front.
19. The use of a horizon line and vanishing point(s) to create realistic renderings of an image.
23. A quick sketch using lots of movement, often the first stage of a longer drawing.
24. Using flat, rectangular pieces of clay to create a pot.
25. A color scheme that is black, white and gray with no color.
27. Colors that are evenly spaced around the color wheel by threes.
28. A special kind of oven for firing pottery

1. Slashing hash marks on the clay.
2. Clay that is as dry as possible and ready to be fired.
4. The three main colors that can be mixed together to make all other colors but cannot be made themselves.
5. To portray or show something as larger than it is as an effect of perspective.
7. The result of mixing a primary color and a secondary color.
9. A color that is the result of mixing two primary colors.
11. Pottery that has been glazed and is ready to be fired again.
12. Groups of two to four colors that are next to each other on the color wheel.
15. The placement or arrangement of visual elements in art.
17. The part of the image that is behind the foreground and middleground.
20. Using your thumb and fingers to squeeze the clay into a pot.
21. Color
22. Carving away from a material to create a sculpture.
26. The outline of a subject.