Comparing Pottery over Time- Padlet Presentation by Jayla Metzger https://padlet.com/ja572me/5gj0r1fnsqb27go5 By Jayla Metzger en-us 2023-01-16 15:12:04 UTC 2023-01-21 03:33:17 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f465.png Ocean-Inspired Ceramic Sculpture ja572me https://padlet.com/ja572me/5gj0r1fnsqb27go5/wish/2445798322 Description: Hand-sculpted stoneware clay (fired in kiln at least twice)
Artist: Denise Romecki 
Date: 2015
1. What caught your attention about this piece?
- Executed perfectly. 
2. How would you create something like this? 
- I would start off by creating the wave arch, and then I would go in with the details and colours. ]]> 2023-01-16 15:34:40 UTC https://padlet.com/ja572me/5gj0r1fnsqb27go5/wish/2445798322 Ceramic French Rooster Sculpture ja572me https://padlet.com/ja572me/5gj0r1fnsqb27go5/wish/2449931815 Description: Used for centuries by folk artists as decor for ceramics/carved wooden furniture. Occasionally appears on stamps. 
Artist: Dominique Pouchain
Date: 1848 
1. What caught your attention about this piece?
- Simplistic, used for important occasions
2. How would you create something like this? 
- I would focus on holding up the pieces to keep them from falling and find colours that match each other. ]]> 2023-01-19 15:12:02 UTC https://padlet.com/ja572me/5gj0r1fnsqb27go5/wish/2449931815 Ancient African Nok Pottery Head of Bearded Man ja572me https://padlet.com/ja572me/5gj0r1fnsqb27go5/wish/2449981223 Description: A hollow and coil built-like pottery, made from local clays and gravel, pieced together by eroded slip (creates grainy texture). 
Artist(s): Unknown (found in a village in Nigeria in 1947) 
Date: 500 B.C.–200 A.D.
1. What caught your attention about this piece?
- The creativity and fine textures
2. How would you create something like this? 
- I would focus more on the structure and textures to define the look ]]> 2023-01-19 15:43:24 UTC https://padlet.com/ja572me/5gj0r1fnsqb27go5/wish/2449981223 ja572me https://padlet.com/ja572me/5gj0r1fnsqb27go5/wish/2451672403  How are the three pieces similar? 
- All have a structure that needs to be held up in a certain way 
- All provide significant details 
- All tell a story
In what ways are they different?
- They all have different purposes when being made: 
1. Built as a community
2. Tradition 
3. For an audience 
How would a viewer know that these pieces were made at different times in history?
- They could tell from the different colours and techniques used for different times they were made. ]]> 2023-01-21 02:28:45 UTC https://padlet.com/ja572me/5gj0r1fnsqb27go5/wish/2451672403