Clay course: Modeling Figures
Hollowing out 1
A course by Andrea Kollar , Clay Artist
About the video: Hollowing out 1
Overview
“You can only burn clay figures if they are hollow. So the next step is hollowing out. The figure must be dry enough and hard as leather. ”
In this video lesson Andrea Kollar addresses the topic: Hollowing out 1, which is part of the Domestika online course: Clay course: Modeling Figures. Discover the secrets of clay modeling and master the art of creating intricate and lifelike figures. .
Partial transcription of the video
“The hollowing In the last lesson I showed you how to work out the final details of the character and how to pack it so it can rest for a few days too. In this lesson we will hollow out the figure. A clay figure must always be hollowed out before firing, because there are air pockets and moisture in the clay. And if you didn't hollow out the figure, then she would explode in the oven. You can see here through the plastic of the packaging now here so traces emerged. And now I will again with water and smooth with a sponge. I do it again with the round sponge and the triangular sponge. Slightl...”
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Course summary for: Clay course: Modeling Figures
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Areas
Arts & Crafts, Ceramics, Decoration, DIY, Figure Drawing, Fine Arts
Andrea Kollar
A course by Andrea Kollar
Meet the acclaimed artist, Andrea Maria Kollar, renowned for her expertise in ceramics. From her earliest work "Mathilde," which sold out in just three days, to the recognition her pieces received in Cardi B and Lizzo's "Rumors" video, Andrea's artistic journey is truly inspiring. As an artist, she is committed to celebrating women's representation in art and exploring their profound connection to nature.Through her exceptional ceramic masterpieces, Andrea encourages us to embrace the diversity of the female figure in all its skin colors and body shapes.
Andrea's unique approach to ceramics is focused on celebrating the beauty and representation of women in art. Her passion lies in exploring the female figure's connection to nature and the bonds shared among women, beautifully portrayed through her ceramic masterpieces.
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