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Wheel-Thrown Pottery II, Intermediate Skill Builders, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 45 lectures, based on 50 reviews, and has 270 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Wheel-Thrown Pottery II, Intermediate Skill Builders

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 45

Number of Published Lectures: 45

Number of Curriculum Items: 45

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 45

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understanding of intermediate technical processes, concepts and practices of pottery wheel based art.

Who Should Attend

This is a great course for anyone interested in art, pottery and/or ceramics.

Is a great tool to any one taking a clay/ceramic class.

A good resource for teachers with limited ceramic knowledge, like high school instructors.

Great resource for the art classroom.

Target Audiences

This is a great course for anyone interested in art, pottery and/or ceramics.

Is a great tool to any one taking a clay/ceramic class.

A good resource for teachers with limited ceramic knowledge, like high school instructors.

Great resource for the art classroom.

This course offers a thorough, well-organized, and detailed approach to the numerous aspects of the of the potter’s wheel as a mode of artistic expression. Students learn through text video demonstrations and skill building exercises that walk individuals through a strategic hierarchy for intermediate forming techniques. The class moves through wedging tips, bottles, chucks, pouring vessels, lids, flat ware, double-walled forms, simple sectionals and more.

The class is a thoughtful blend of artistic guidance and fundamental educational goals for art students, Wheel-Throwing Pottery II has been developed for individuals with varying levels of experience wishing to improve their ceramic education. The class will enable you to speak knowledgeably about the medium, understand techniques, outline clear forming steps, and to expand your knowledge of the pottery’s wheel.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Wheel-Thrown Pottery II

Lecture 1: Introduction to Wheel-Thrown Pottery II

Lecture 2: Ceramic Medium Assumptions

Lecture 3: Professors Contact Information

Chapter 2: Tools: Purpose and Function

Lecture 1: Intermediate Tools

Lecture 2: Basic Rib Techniques

Lecture 3: Creating Foam Bats

Lecture 4: Using a Foam Bat

Lecture 5: Throwing Test Tiles

Chapter 3: Spiral Wedging and Coning on the Wheel

Lecture 1: Spiral Wedging

Lecture 2: Coning on the Wheel or Wheel Wedging

Chapter 4: Bottles, Chucks, and Closed Forms with Cut Lid

Lecture 1: Bottles

Lecture 2: Hard Chucks

Lecture 3: Soft Chucks

Lecture 4: Enclosed Bottle Form

Chapter 5: Pouring Vessels

Lecture 1: Pouring Vessels

Lecture 2: Spouts

Lecture 3: Finishing Untrimmed Pots

Chapter 6: Handles

Lecture 1: Handles

Chapter 7: Lids

Lecture 1: Introduction to lids

Lecture 2: Lids 1

Lecture 3: Lids 2

Lecture 4: Lids 3

Lecture 5: Lids 4

Lecture 6: Lids 5

Lecture 7: Lids 6

Lecture 8: Lids Wrap Up

Chapter 8: Upside-down Plates and Double Walled Forms

Lecture 1: Upside-down Plate

Lecture 2: Double Walled Forms

Lecture 3: Double Walled Bowls

Chapter 9: Simple Sectionals

Lecture 1: Goblet

Lecture 2: Goblet 2

Lecture 3: Bottle Simple Sectionals

Lecture 4: Large Sectional

Chapter 10: Intermediate Projects

Lecture 1: Lids

Lecture 2: Dinnerware with a Theme

Lecture 3: Sets, Multiples, and/or Still Life

Lecture 4: Nontraditional Food Dish

Lecture 5: Research: Gallery Review

Chapter 11: Critiquing Bullet Points

Lecture 1: Critiquing Bullet Points, Handles

Lecture 2: Critiquing Bullet Points, Test Tiles

Lecture 3: Critiquing Bullet Points, Bottles

Lecture 4: Critiquing Bullet Points, Pitchers

Lecture 5: Critiquing Bullet Points, Lids

Lecture 6: Critiquing Bullet Points, Double-Walled Forms

Lecture 7: Critiquing Bullet Points, Simple Sectionals

Instructors

Trent Berning
Ceramic Professor

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4 stars: 10 votes

5 stars: 38 votes

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