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Ceramics students have been working on creating a number of forms inspired by a variety of cultural sources. Here, two students work on their own interpretations of the assignment.
ReplyDeleteProfessor Karagheusian provided valuable information on applying glaze through a spray application. She demonstrated how to establish a way of marking the surface so that the amount of glaze could be measured and gave suggestions on how to apply the glaze evenly with spray gun.
the students followed up by examining the work up close and asking questions before they will begin glazing after Thanksgiving.