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Ceramic Lamp Creation Using Found Objects

Offered By: Domestika

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Ceramics Courses Mold Making Courses

Course Description

Overview

Learn the process of transforming an abstract idea into an original ceramic piece using found objects to make plaster casting molds
  • Introduction
  • Design Development
  • Mold Making and Casting
  • Design
  • Final project
The design of objects is an opportunity to redefine our perspective and appreciate the beauty and simplicity of everyday life. Marre Moerel has built a successful career around creating conceptual ceramic designs that are rooted in her instinctive approach to creating.

Let Marre guide you through each step of her creative process to build your own original ceramic lighting. Explore the use of everyday objects to build a contemporary design, ready to light up interiors with elegance and originality. Learn how to make your own plaster molds, cast your chosen object in clay, and join them together to create your one-off ceramic lamp.


Syllabus

  • About Me
  • Influences
  • Concept Development and Technical Considerations 1
  • Concept Development and Technical Considerations 2
  • Materials 1
  • Materials 2
  • Setting up Your Workspace and Prep Mold
  • Making the Mold 1
  • Making the Mold 2
  • Opening and Drying the Mold
  • Casting the Object with Ceramic Slip 1
  • Casting the Object with Ceramic Slip 2
  • Joining and Building 1
  • Joining and Building 2
  • Sanding, Firing, and Glazing 1
  • Sanding, Firing, and Glazing 2
  • Wiring
  • Final Piece and Other Shapes
  • Ceramic Lamp Creation Using Found Objects

Taught by

Marre Moerel

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