Creating Ceramics with Character

Painting the Vases

A course by Sandra Apperloo , Ceramic Artist

99% positive reviews (264)

6,606 students

Audio: English

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About the video: Painting the Vases

Overview

“Time to start painting! In this lesson, I will demonstrate the painting of two vases. One will get a basic polka dot pattern, the other one will get a detailed botanical pattern. While painting, I will talk about the process and give you some technical tips and tricks. ”

In this video lesson Sandra Apperloo addresses the topic: Painting the Vases, which is part of the Domestika online course: Creating Ceramics with Character. Sculpt and decorate a vase with personality using original techniques.

Partial transcription of the video

“Painting the Vases If you've reached this part of the course, congratulations, you have now officially created your very first ceramic piece. It's also where the real fun begins because at this point we'll start decorating the face. Now I'll decorate this entire piece in this lesson, and before I do, I wanna explain a little bit about what I'll do. First of all, I'll paint the little faces, so like I showed before, I'll paint the eyes, the mouth, I'll also give them some hair, and then I'll paint a pattern on them. Before I start painting the eyes and a mouth I'll paint a brown shade on one...”

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Course summary for: Creating Ceramics with Character

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (264)
6606 students
5 units
20 lessons (3h 42m)
10 downloads

Category
Craft
Areas
Accessory Design, Arts & Crafts, Ceramics

Sandra Apperloo

A course by Sandra Apperloo

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Ceramic Artist

Sandra Apperloo is a ceramist from Utrecht, Netherlands, who has always had a passion for art. She started sharing her interest for art, craft, and illustration with the world through her blog ArtisticMoods in 2012, which led her to explore different materials on her own. It was love at first sight for Sandra when it came to pottery, and she’s been sculpting and shaping clay ever since.

Sandra is now a full-time ceramic artist, putting love, thought, and effort into every piece she creates. Her brand, The Pottery Parade, includes a wide variety of decorative objects in pastel hues, with each piece carefully adorned with fun little faces.