This shows full record of how I make ceramic sculpture, Woman as Vessel series. It's satisfying to see the transformation from clay to the final fired piece.
Hi, this is Wanying Liang. I am an artist based in upstate New York. I record the process of how I work on ceramic sculptures. The videos are mostly slow, quiet, sometimes might be boring, but you may find them satisfying to watch, too.
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Website: wanyingliang.com
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Tools I recommend:
For cutting holes:
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Tool kit set for beginners:
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For scoring:
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Soft rib:
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Wire stylus tool:
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Mudwire:
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Sculpting tools:
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Wire Stylus:
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Clay scraper:
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Filming Equipment I Use:
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0:00 Introduction
1:14 Rolling a slab
5:56 Refining edges
7:24 Cutting holes
8:02 Taking a break
12:02 Adding the parts together
12:57 Refining the surfaces
13:12 Adding the "feet"
15:00 Reversing the piece
18:29 Loading a kiln
19:09 Bisque firing
19:23 Unloading
19:55 Brush glazing
20:43 Cleaning the dust before glazing
21:56 Dip glazing
23:40 Glaze firing