Pottery & Sculpture

Glazing a sgraffito pottery mug - monarch butterflies and coneflowers

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Making handbuilt handles has never been easier with these two tips utilizing a cardboard tube and a pool noodle!

I spent my Christmas vacation making this frog out of newspaper, masking tape, pipe cleaners and paper mache clay. I show you how I did it below. If I did it again I'd use stronger wire in place of…

109.2Kshares Facebook63 Twitter9 Pinterest109.1K StumbleUpon7 TumblrNoble art that is appreciated on a large scale and considered a masterpiece may not be up to most of us as we may not have the talent, the skill, the creativity or the inclination for it. But that does not mean that you wash away your hands from anything to do with art, but what it means that you can and should undertake small craft projects that makes you feel good and keeps feeding the creative side of you. for instance…

A tutorial in making a papier mâché doll. by bandagedtips

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Paper mache is a French word for chewed paper, a composite hard material made from paper pulp, often reinforced with textile and glued with adhesive. It appears as a low-cost alternative to plaster. These SELF-DO Paper Mache Sculpture Art Examples For Beginners is easy and fun, it doesn’t require any fancy equipment.

Girl riding penny farthing bike - Natalia Mendoza Papier Mache arts It's not surprising that papier mache originated in China, being the original inventors of paper. It is recorded that during the Han Dynasty (BC 202 – AD 220), lacquer reinforced papier mache was used to create helmets followed by other 3 dimensional objects in the decorative arts. Its use spread to Japan and Persia followed by Europe. The use of papyrus scrolls predates this in Egypt and the Mediterraneum but it wasn't as…

Low-Relief Tile Carving - McMurray Art Room

sculpture, books, knitting, crochet and a few other things from Vanessa cabban blog

This video is an excerpt from his video Designing for Function: Wheel Throwin, Handbuilding, and Variable Molds, which is available in the Ceramic Arts Daily...