Sculpture 1 Unit 2 Vocab Flashcard

Front

Which component in a clay mixture determines its plasticity and suitability for different sculpting techniques? Options: Wedging, Clay Body, Slip, Glaze

Back

Clay Body

Front

The process of kneading clay to remove air bubbles and achieve uniform consistency is known as ______.

Back

Wedging

Front

Which technique involves joining two pieces of clay by scratching the surfaces and applying slip?

Back

Score and Slip

Front

A liquid clay mixture used as 'glue' to bond pieces of clay is called ______.

Back

Slip

Front

What quality of clay allows it to be easily shaped and molded without cracking?

Back

Plasticity

Front

The stage where clay is partially dry but still workable, ideal for carving or adding details, is known as ______.

Back

Leather-Hard

Front

What is the stage where clay is completely dry and ready to be fired, very fragile?

Back

Bone-Dry

Front

The first firing of clay, which removes all moisture and prepares it for glazing, is called ______.

Back

Bisque Firing

Front

What is applied to bisque-fired clay that, when fired, creates a glassy surface?

Back

Glaze

Front

A special coating applied to kiln shelves to protect them is known as ______.

Back

Kiln Wash