1. The document provides instructions for creating a clay mask in two stages.
2. Stage 1 involves making a stencil, rolling out clay, cutting out the mask base and features, and adding textures.
3. Stage 2 focuses on refining edges, adding more details using slip and cross hatching, and exploring patterns with textures.
1. The document provides instructions for creating a clay mask in two stages.
2. Stage 1 involves making a stencil, rolling out clay, cutting out the mask base and features, and adding textures.
3. Stage 2 focuses on refining edges, adding more details using slip and cross hatching, and exploring patterns with textures.
1. The document provides instructions for creating a clay mask in two stages.
2. Stage 1 involves making a stencil, rolling out clay, cutting out the mask base and features, and adding textures.
3. Stage 2 focuses on refining edges, adding more details using slip and cross hatching, and exploring patterns with textures.
1. The document provides instructions for creating a clay mask in two stages.
2. Stage 1 involves making a stencil, rolling out clay, cutting out the mask base and features, and adding textures.
3. Stage 2 focuses on refining edges, adding more details using slip and cross hatching, and exploring patterns with textures.
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CLAY WORKSHOP
THE BASICS OF CREATING A CLAY MASK
LO: Construct and manipulate 3D material
ART VOCABULARY IMPORTANT POINTS
Clay, slap, guide rail, slip, cross hatching, scalpel, texture, pattern, • Respond to clay and kiln, fire adapt design if necessary STAGE 1 1. Make a stencil from newspaper using your design as • Hands dry out clay – avoid contact inspiration • Sculpt Carefully 2. Roll out clay to desired shape with guide rails • SAFE work place 3. Cut out base of mask from the slab you have just created with a scalpel. Refine Edges • Don’t make the clay too thin – it will fall apart 4. Cut out features/shapes, refine the edges • Pack away carefully – ensure airtight 5. Add on using slip and cross hatching 6. Use textures to explore pattern LO: Construct and manipulate 3D material
ART VOCABULARY IMPORTANT POINTS
Clay, slap, guide rail, slip, cross hatching, scalpel, texture, pattern, • Respond to clay and kiln, fire adapt design if necessary STAGE 2 • Hands dry out clay – avoid contact 1. Cut out features/shapes, refine the edges
2. Add on using slip and cross hatching • Sculpt Carefully
3. Use textures to explore pattern • SAFE work place • Don’t make the clay too thin – it will fall apart • Pack away carefully – ensure airtight 1. Photograph your work and Cultural marsk Evaluation glue it in your book next to this worksheet Oil-pastel drawing Mark composition 2. Answer the questions in regards to the mask project in the spaces below. -What have been my strengths? Final clay piece -What have I enjoyed? -What have I not enjoyed as much? -When have I persevered with a technique? -When could I have persevered more? -If I did this again how would I improve? Cultural mask research