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How to Make Various Clay Sculpture Designs

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Summary: Learn how to make various clay designs when making a terracotta figure in this free ceramic art video lesson.

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Chitrotpola Mukherjee is a veteran in Indian art circle. She runs a work-station to produce art objects made by clay & ceramics. She is the founder of Art Space India, the pioneer...read more

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"I am Chitrotpola Mukherjee, speaking on behalf of Expert Village. I am from India. I would like to show you the possibilities of making designs in clay. Clay is a very malleable material to work with. You can use clay to make abstract sculpture or you can make realistic reproductions. You can play around with it and come up with your own imaginative design. I have a few pieces here today, which show a variety of design and shows the flexibility of clay. Here we have a fish. This piece started as a plate. The artist folded the plate, cut out bits and pieces to create the tail, pressed and molded the body and scratched out a design and then glazed the work. This is an abstract piece. It started as a simple ceramic bottle with glaze and on-glaze, but the artist was creative when it came to the lid. The artist has taken the liberty of adding extensions to the round lid, applying raised designs and color, thus creating an entirely individual piece of sculpture. Basically, there is no limit to the number of designs you can do with clay. Do what pleases you. I hope that some of you will take up clay sculpture. Thank you."

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