Ceramic Illustration with Scratch Art

Ceramic Illustration with Scratch Art

“We have reached the end of the course. For those of you who made it this far, my huge thanks! I really enjoyed being able to share my experience with scratch art. I hope it was a good learning experience for you. Before I say goodbye, here are some tips for you to make your final project: • Gather all the material needed to perform the part. • Research ceramic studios near you beforehand to enamel and fire the piece after it has been designed. • Don't let any limitations on your ability to draw stop you from experimenting. This technique achieves beautiful results with complex designs, but also with very simple arts. • Keep your mind open to mistakes, accidents and failures during the process. Ceramics, even with years of practice, is an art in which numerous external factors, such as humidity, temperature and constitution of materials, can affect the final result. Be ready to improvise, correct and correct, but also to accept. • Draw a lot, scratch and take risks. Good results don't just come from inspiration, much less from some divine gift, but from persistence. Get to work! In your final project, you can show me every step of the production of your part, from sketch to result, going through as many steps as you want. Also comment on the process, so that I can see what the mishaps and positive points of your experience were. Here is an example of how to present your project: Sketch

Stain Finalization steps Final piece Publish your final project. I really want to see what you will produce and I will comment on your work whenever possible. Also help me to follow your steps through the forum, where we can interact and exchange information. Take the opportunity to share and comment on your experience with me and other colleagues. Thank you very much and see you later! ”

Partial transcription of the video

“Final project In this course, first I showed the basic materials for the execution of our project as well as the possibility of using new tools that you can find out for yourself. Then I talked about my influences and experiences with different techniques and how these helped me to add a vision and different approach to the artistic project. So let's start with practice. Learning and assimilating a new way of building the drawing, in a negative way, that is, applying white over black. Building lights over shadows as opposed to traditional drawing. Then we choose and clean the ceramic piece,...”

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Course summary for: Ceramic Illustration with Scratch Art

• Level: Beginner
• 100% positive reviews (36)
• 1555 students
• 4 units
• 12 lessons (1h 0m)
• 1 download

• Category

  Craft, Illustration

• Areas

  Arts & Crafts, Ceramics, Drawing, Engraving, Fine Arts, Traditional illustration