Glazing Bisque

Once a sculpture is fired in the kiln and turned into ceramic glass, it is called _______________.

• Bisque

• Greenware

• Clay

• Bone Dry

Fill in the blank: Glazing is used to add _______ to ceramics.

• Weight

• Color and shine

• Holes

• Texture

What is the final step in creating ceramic artwork?

• Glazing

• Painting

• Sewing

• Carving

Why shouldn't you mix the glazes?

• They are expensive and we cannot waste them

• All of the Above

• They do not work the same way paint does and you don't know what color you'll end up with when they come out of the kiln

• You will ruin the color for others as well as yourself because your table will always get the same glazes back

What is the difference between glazes and paint?

• Glazes are thicker

• Glaze is watered down clay with different minerals to make it appear as different colors, not paint

• Glazes dry faster

• Glazes are more colorful.

You can overlap colors as long as the first color is ______.

• Wet

• Dry

• Mixed

• Light

True or False: Using more than one coat of color is unnecessary.

• True

• False

What happens to the glaze in the kiln?

• It melts and becomes liquid

• It has a chemical reaction and turns to glass

• It evaporates

• It stays the same.

What happens if your project gets stuck to the kiln shelf?

• It will be shiny

• It will have to be broken to be removed

• It will become colorful

• It will be lighter.

Fill in the blank: The glaze labeled 'White' should be placed in the section labeled ______.

• A) Gray

• B) White

• C) Black

• D) Brown