Potter'S Workshop
20 Unique Ceramic Projects for the Small Home Studio
Published on 28. August 2002
Book
Paperback/Softback
144 pages
978-0-7153-1359-6 (ISBN)
Description
Here, Rodwell covers all the basic theory and techniques needed to produce unique and stylish ceramics at home - including clay types and how to prepare them, pigments, glazes and slips, handbuilding techniques and using moulds. There is also advice on setting up a home workshop. The various techniques and pottery styles are presented through a series of 20 projects set out in step-by-step detail. These are supplied by 12 guest potters, among them are Josie Walter, Maggie Angus Berkowitz, Paul Scott and Jacqui Atkin. Each has provided their own tips and practical advice, while Rodwell introduces her guests with a background profile and examples of their work.
Reviews / Votes
"Beautifully illustrated, it gives a practical and inspirational course for the home potter - all achievable without needing to use a wheel... The Craftsman;...informative for those beginning with clay. Clearly presented and well thought through... Ceramic ReviewMore details
Other editions
Previous edition
Jenny Rodwell
The Potter's Workshop
Book
09/1999
David & Charles
€41.03
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Person
Jenny Rodwell studied at St. Martin's School of Art and the Royal Academy, as well as the School of Visual Arts in New York. A versatile artist and highly respected illustrator and author, Jenny has written several practical books on painting and drawing, and is a regular contributor to magazines and partworks, although her great passion is ceramics. Jenny lives in Edale, near Sheffield.
Content
Introduction; The Basics; clays; tools; glazes; colours; fixing; The Projects; Project-illustrated techniques, including pinch pots; coiling; moulding; smoke firing; wax; masking; crackle glazing; marbling; stencilling; sprigging; spattering and many more; The Studio; Setting up a small studio; health and safety; Artists and Suppliers; Glossary and Index