Marbling Techniques for Ceramics
Clay Coloring and Kneading Technique
A course by Coralí Lecca Céspedes , Ceramist
About the video: Clay Coloring and Kneading Technique
Overview
“Ceramic is not only art and science, but also body. It is important that you know that it is your body, posture and breathing that will help you to relate in an appropriate way with the material throughout the process. Finally, I will teach you the kneading technique, the great importance of this first contact with the material and the coloring of the clays. Ready to dive into the process? ”
In this video lesson Coralí Lecca Céspedes addresses the topic: Clay Coloring and Kneading Technique, which is part of the Domestika online course: Marbling Techniques for Ceramics. Create a wide variety of effects and colors on your ceramic pieces through the possibilities of marbling.
Partial transcription of the video
“Clay coloring and kneading technique In this lesson we will divide the clay to have our parts for the final project and the sample book, and then we are going to color them. Before starting, breathing and posture are super important. Remember that ceramics is not only art and science, but also body. We're going to do about three wave breaths. It is important that we release our stomach, that we are relaxed, relaxed, to exert enough force on our matter. We inhale three times. We exhale. Then we are going to stretch our hands, which are our main tool. Down, up. Let's let go of the wrists let'...”
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Course summary for: Marbling Techniques for Ceramics
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Areas
Accessory Design, Arts & Crafts, Ceramics
Coralí Lecca Céspedes
A course by Coralí Lecca Céspedes
From the moment she was born, Coralí Lecca Céspedes was surrounded by the clay, pigments, and glazes of her mother's ceramic workshop. Despite this, she decided to study sound engineering and worked as video and animations for more than 10 years. It wasn't until 2014 that she began collaborating with her mother. She also started her Instagram account @Coraceramics as a blog exploring the world of clay and everything it has to offer.
After working in her family workshop for some time she decided to set up her own, start a brand, and put together a team. Coraceramics came to be out of a love for both ceramics and family, from a fascination that awakens the imagination and leads to the creation of pieces that will stand the test of time.
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