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Although slightly damaged, all hurt copies are perfectly usable. Books may have bent or scratched covers and/or dented spines. All interior pages are 100% clean. Please note these books are only available from our website whilst stocks last!
A unique visual directory of pottery techniques, with guidance on how to use them by Peter Cosentino
Inside, discover all the major pottery techniques used the world over, from time-honoured traditional methods to exciting new developments. These include coiling, combing, resist decoration, sgraffito, slabbing and texturing clay. Once you've learnt these essential techniques, put your new skills into practice with a wealth of inspirational examples, ranging from bowls, vases and cups, to plaques, spheres and sculpture.
In addition, advice on materials and equipment is provided to help you on your crafting journey, including kilns, glazes, moulds and more. Finally, a gallery of stunning images is featured throughout the book, demonstrating an array of beautiful designs by established potters and ceramicists that will inspire both beginner and experienced potters.
Introduction
Section 1: Health and Safety - Important information on how to look after yourself in your mini studio, before embarking on your pottery journey
Section 2: Tools and Techniques - Exhaustive chapter on the essentials of pottery making; from the tools you'll need to key pottery methods used around the world
Section 3: Themes - Peter Cosentino explores the myriad styles famous ceramicists use for their work, from organic and purely decorative forms to the beautifully humble functional pieces used in the home
Index
Credits
Beginner's Guide to Pottery & Ceramics
By Jacqui Atkin
The Encyclopedia of Oil Techniques
By Jeremy Galton
Drawing for the Absolute Beginner
By Carole Massey
Botanical Illustration from Life
By Işik Güner
Botanical Drawing
By Penny Brown
From Clay to Kiln
By Stuart Carey
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