Emily Reinhardt
The Beginner's Guide to Decorating Pottery
An Introduction to Glazes, Patterns, Inlay, Luster, and Dimensional Designs
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Emily Reinhardt
The Beginner's Guide to Decorating Pottery
An Introduction to Glazes, Patterns, Inlay, Luster, and Dimensional Designs
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With The Beginnerâ s Guide to Decorating Pottery, learn to create designs and patterns on clay that have a distinctive, modern feel and are easy enough for beginners to master.
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With The Beginnerâ s Guide to Decorating Pottery, learn to create designs and patterns on clay that have a distinctive, modern feel and are easy enough for beginners to master.
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- Essential Ceramics Skills
- Verlag: Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc
- Seitenzahl: 160
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 227mm x 221mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 590g
- ISBN-13: 9780760381397
- ISBN-10: 0760381399
- Artikelnr.: 67367513
- Essential Ceramics Skills
- Verlag: Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc
- Seitenzahl: 160
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 227mm x 221mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 590g
- ISBN-13: 9780760381397
- ISBN-10: 0760381399
- Artikelnr.: 67367513
Emily Reinhardt is a ceramic artist and designer whose work focuses on beautiful, functional ceramic objects for the home. In her studio in the Crossroads Arts district of Kansas City, Missouri, Emily designs and builds by hand a variety of one-of-a-kind objects, including plates, vases, wall hangings, tumblers, mugs, goblets, and trays. Her modern, unfussy aesthetic features perfectly imperfect shapes and stunning surface design techniques, such as striking glazes, touches of gold luster, bold patterns, texture, and raised effects. Emily founded The Object Enthusiast in 2011 and continues to grow a loyal community of customers and students, teaching classes online through Skillshare as well as in-person at her studio. She is also the co-founder of her shop, Duet, and of The Ekru Project, an art gallery and curatorial project, both of which share space with her Crossroads studio. Emily lives in Kansas City, Missouri. To see more of her work, visit theobjectenthusiast.com and @theobjectenthusiast on Instagram, Facebook, and Skillshare.
Foreword by Amy Santoferraro Introduction You Are an Artist
and This Is an Art Book My Path to Ceramics How to Develop Your Artistic Style How to Build and Maintain a Creative Practice Ceramics for Self-Care Living a Creative Life Embracing Imperfection Why Ceramic Surface Design Is So Exciting 1 TOOLS AND MATERIALS FOR GETTING STARTED The Studio and Safety
Tools and Equipment
Materials
Gallery 2 HOW TO USE THIS BOOK Choosing a Clay Body
Additive and Subtractive Relief Designs
Understanding Underglazes
Getting to Know Your Glazes
Applying Glazes
Overglaze and Luster
Decorations
Inlaying Colored Clay
Troubleshooting
Gallery 3 PLANNING YOUR SURFACE DESIGN The Intellectual Approach
Form
Color
Pattern
Texture
Function
Keeping a Sketchbook
Gallery 4 IDEAS FOR GETTING STARTED Set of Coasters
Beads
Spoons
Wall Hangings
Abstract Cheeseboards
Set of Cups
Set of Dinner Plates with Inlaid Clay Designs
Handbuilt Vases with Heavily Layered Glazes
Drip and Splatter Platter
Planters with Additive Designs
Gallery Contributing Artists Resources Acknowledgments About the Author Index
and This Is an Art Book My Path to Ceramics How to Develop Your Artistic Style How to Build and Maintain a Creative Practice Ceramics for Self-Care Living a Creative Life Embracing Imperfection Why Ceramic Surface Design Is So Exciting 1 TOOLS AND MATERIALS FOR GETTING STARTED The Studio and Safety
Tools and Equipment
Materials
Gallery 2 HOW TO USE THIS BOOK Choosing a Clay Body
Additive and Subtractive Relief Designs
Understanding Underglazes
Getting to Know Your Glazes
Applying Glazes
Overglaze and Luster
Decorations
Inlaying Colored Clay
Troubleshooting
Gallery 3 PLANNING YOUR SURFACE DESIGN The Intellectual Approach
Form
Color
Pattern
Texture
Function
Keeping a Sketchbook
Gallery 4 IDEAS FOR GETTING STARTED Set of Coasters
Beads
Spoons
Wall Hangings
Abstract Cheeseboards
Set of Cups
Set of Dinner Plates with Inlaid Clay Designs
Handbuilt Vases with Heavily Layered Glazes
Drip and Splatter Platter
Planters with Additive Designs
Gallery Contributing Artists Resources Acknowledgments About the Author Index
Foreword by Amy Santoferraro Introduction You Are an Artist
and This Is an Art Book My Path to Ceramics How to Develop Your Artistic Style How to Build and Maintain a Creative Practice Ceramics for Self-Care Living a Creative Life Embracing Imperfection Why Ceramic Surface Design Is So Exciting 1 TOOLS AND MATERIALS FOR GETTING STARTED The Studio and Safety
Tools and Equipment
Materials
Gallery 2 HOW TO USE THIS BOOK Choosing a Clay Body
Additive and Subtractive Relief Designs
Understanding Underglazes
Getting to Know Your Glazes
Applying Glazes
Overglaze and Luster
Decorations
Inlaying Colored Clay
Troubleshooting
Gallery 3 PLANNING YOUR SURFACE DESIGN The Intellectual Approach
Form
Color
Pattern
Texture
Function
Keeping a Sketchbook
Gallery 4 IDEAS FOR GETTING STARTED Set of Coasters
Beads
Spoons
Wall Hangings
Abstract Cheeseboards
Set of Cups
Set of Dinner Plates with Inlaid Clay Designs
Handbuilt Vases with Heavily Layered Glazes
Drip and Splatter Platter
Planters with Additive Designs
Gallery Contributing Artists Resources Acknowledgments About the Author Index
and This Is an Art Book My Path to Ceramics How to Develop Your Artistic Style How to Build and Maintain a Creative Practice Ceramics for Self-Care Living a Creative Life Embracing Imperfection Why Ceramic Surface Design Is So Exciting 1 TOOLS AND MATERIALS FOR GETTING STARTED The Studio and Safety
Tools and Equipment
Materials
Gallery 2 HOW TO USE THIS BOOK Choosing a Clay Body
Additive and Subtractive Relief Designs
Understanding Underglazes
Getting to Know Your Glazes
Applying Glazes
Overglaze and Luster
Decorations
Inlaying Colored Clay
Troubleshooting
Gallery 3 PLANNING YOUR SURFACE DESIGN The Intellectual Approach
Form
Color
Pattern
Texture
Function
Keeping a Sketchbook
Gallery 4 IDEAS FOR GETTING STARTED Set of Coasters
Beads
Spoons
Wall Hangings
Abstract Cheeseboards
Set of Cups
Set of Dinner Plates with Inlaid Clay Designs
Handbuilt Vases with Heavily Layered Glazes
Drip and Splatter Platter
Planters with Additive Designs
Gallery Contributing Artists Resources Acknowledgments About the Author Index