Marina Kuchinski - Solid Clay Construction of a Dog Head
The Ceramic School
The workshop will include sculpting the solid clay form and hollowing it out at the leather hard stage.
Supply list:
- Approx. 25 lbs of any clay
- A cup of clay slip
- Approx. 1” x 2” x 12” wooden stick (for shaping clay)
- Wooden rib
- Rubber rib
- Serrated rib
- Wooden clay modeling tools
- Loop tools
- Wire tool
- Banding wheel
- Wooden board
Course content
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