Creation of Molds for Ceramic Reproduction
Course final project
A course by Xènia Bas , Ceramist
About the final project for: Creation of Molds for Ceramic Reproduction
Creation of Molds for Ceramic Reproduction
“We have reached the end of the course and you already know the possibilities offered by the mold technique. You have in your hands the possibility of creating wonderful objects in ceramics or having fun transforming those objects around you in ceramics. The imagination is yours and the possibilities are endless! You can begin to implement the education of your gaze by observing the world around you to look beyond what is seen with the naked eye. When you decide on an object to make the mold, take the necessary time and analyze it well before you start, then get down to work and carefully follow the steps I have taught you. If you have doubts or difficulties, I will be waiting to help you and you will see that with practice you will improve and discover the infinite possibilities offered by this technique. When you have results, upload them into projects. I really want to see what you have achieved! Share what you have learned in your own process, surely we all learn from everyone. Remember that I will be in the forum to answer your questions but be patient. I will try to answer everyone as quickly! A hug and much success! ”
Partial transcription of the video
“Final Project We've reached the end of this Domestika course, and I hope I've taught you everything you need to know to create your own molds for ceramic reproduction. Before saying goodbye, I'd like to summarize the steps I followed to help you create your final project. First, we saw the tools and materials we needed for the mold. We talked about the different tools and what they're used for, and we also discussed exactly how a mold for slip casting works. Then, I told you what you have to consider when you design an object that will be reproduced using ceramics. Before making the mold, I...”
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Course summary for: Creation of Molds for Ceramic Reproduction
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Category
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Areas
Arts & Crafts, Ceramics, Fine Arts
Xènia Bas
A course by Xènia Bas
Xènia Bas is a ceramist and founder of Bas, a ceramic workshop in Barcelona. She studied at the School of Arts and Crafts and specialized in jewelry. The fact that her entire family was devoted to crafts has undoubtedly influenced her career.
In 2013, together with her husband, she founded her own brand, Bas, focused on contemporary designs for ceramic plant pots whose objective was to offer excellent quality craftsmanship. In 2016 they were awarded the prize for the best artisan brand in Catalonia, Spain. Currently, her work focuses on three aspects: pot design, projects for interior designers, restorers, illustrators, and other designers, as well as teaching ceramic workshops, specifically for the construction of ceramic molds.
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