Beatrice Wood's forms appear deceivingly simple yet, very intriguing. I'm curious to attempt to make them. With the work of Betty Woodman it was her use of color that drew my attention as well as the scale of her work. The other two cups seen are were just more unusual and I had never seen anything like them before. The one on the bottom in particular looks to be piece made with the joints still visible. I wonder if that is actually the case.
Monday, April 14, 2014
10 cup ideas- Cashman
Beatrice Wood's forms appear deceivingly simple yet, very intriguing. I'm curious to attempt to make them. With the work of Betty Woodman it was her use of color that drew my attention as well as the scale of her work. The other two cups seen are were just more unusual and I had never seen anything like them before. The one on the bottom in particular looks to be piece made with the joints still visible. I wonder if that is actually the case.
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
60(+) cups due SUNDAY April 20th
***PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE WAS AN ERROR IN THE DATES ON YOUR ORIGINAL ASSIGNMENT!! YOU HAVE UNTIL SUNDAY APRIL 20TH TO COMPLETE YOUR 60 CUPS!!
SIP & POUR:
Think about how cups are used.: Who uses a handmade cup? What shapes are better for certain situations and drinks than others? How can a cup hold its own as an art piece? What make a good cup? 30 thrown cups 30 slipcast cups You numbers can move around as needed and as your skill dictates. If you like you can also handbuild up to 10 cups. We will address handles and also extend the idea of liquids to include spouts.
W April 9th -20 cups due (40!)
-work day
M April 14th
-work day
-throwing without a bottom and spout demo
W April 16th
-Work day
-Demo/discuss next assignment
SundayApril 20th
-20 cups due (That’s 60! Congratulations!!!)
**Post a comment so I know you read this and understand the deadline!
SIP & POUR:
Think about how cups are used.: Who uses a handmade cup? What shapes are better for certain situations and drinks than others? How can a cup hold its own as an art piece? What make a good cup? 30 thrown cups 30 slipcast cups You numbers can move around as needed and as your skill dictates. If you like you can also handbuild up to 10 cups. We will address handles and also extend the idea of liquids to include spouts.
W April 9th -20 cups due (40!)
-work day
M April 14th
-work day
-throwing without a bottom and spout demo
W April 16th
-Work day
-Demo/discuss next assignment
SundayApril 20th
-20 cups due (That’s 60! Congratulations!!!)
**Post a comment so I know you read this and understand the deadline!
Due Monday!
Cut and paste images into your sketchbook (you can draw too) 10 cup forms, your goal will be to remake those specific forms! Challenge yourself!
***Take a pic of your sketchbook and post to the blog prior to Monday's class! Add a little text talking about why you chose those forms and what qualities drew your attention.
***Take a pic of your sketchbook and post to the blog prior to Monday's class! Add a little text talking about why you chose those forms and what qualities drew your attention.
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