https://padlet.com/ch946le/jrj95l2gb9y1 pottery and ceramics thrpughout the years en-us 2020-02-11 16:59:25 UTC 2020-02-11 17:49:48 UTC hello@padlet.com https://media.mnn.com/assets/images/2017/11/shards.jpg.653x0_q80_crop-smart.jpg ch946le https://padlet.com/ch946le/jrj95l2gb9y1/wish/443818671 this bowl was made 8,000 years ago and was mainly used for holding wine, not much detail. used for practical reasons more than decorative. this is one of the oldest examples of ceramics found found. this caught my eye because it looked really old and cracked, you could tell just by looking that it was many many years old.]]> 2020-02-11 17:02:21 UTC https://padlet.com/ch946le/jrj95l2gb9y1/wish/443818671 ch946le https://padlet.com/ch946le/jrj95l2gb9y1/wish/443825167 they were used for practical reasons and for works of art. although only the rich could afford it for decorative purposes. they usually had a red background with black figures, but evolved into black backgrounds and red figures. they only really had a yellowish cream colour, red and black for colour. they usually had humans or gods printed on them. the bright colours and detailed designs really caught my eye. one artist was a man named asteas, he was active between 350 and 320 BC and mainly painted in the red figure style. he painted mythological scenes and owned his own workshop. ]]> 2020-02-11 17:09:58 UTC https://padlet.com/ch946le/jrj95l2gb9y1/wish/443825167 ch946le https://padlet.com/ch946le/jrj95l2gb9y1/wish/443829597 by this time they were using more modern clay, like earth and stone ware. they didn't reply on ceramics for all their storage, so they also used ceramics for decortive plates and vases. ceramic pieces weremuch more affordable and available to everyone. it caught my eye because a big design for this time period was soft floral designs. one artist from this time was an art deco designer named clarice cliff. she was one of the most significant artists in the field at the time. she liked making vibrant landscape paintings made from glaze on vases and pots. ]]> 2020-02-11 17:15:15 UTC https://padlet.com/ch946le/jrj95l2gb9y1/wish/443829597 ch946le https://padlet.com/ch946le/jrj95l2gb9y1/wish/443834176 pottery has obviously evolved over the last 8,000 years,. its become more available to regular people. one big difference is in the need for pottery, in the 1920's they also had things like plastic and didn't have to reply on ceramics for food and beverage storage. in anchient greese and the stone age they didn't has acess to the things people did in the 1920's, and didn't have many other recornces for storage. also in the stone age theres only a few little carved in and added details, where in acient greese they put their greek mythologies and beliefs on their pottery that made it much more deorative and told a story. in the 1920's more abstract designs where created, along with floral and geometric designs. in the stone age ceramics where just stricly clay they found in the earth. the greeks did it quite similar, only using resources they found in the earth. although the greeks also decorated their pottery using clay slip made with clay of different iron levels to develop colour. in the 1920's they also added colour, although they used modern day glaze. they also didn't have to find the matirials themslves, as they could just pick up clay from a store. you can tell they're made in different times because the first one, from the stone age, is cracked and worn down with no colour added or much detail. the one from greese is much more evolved from the first, it has added colour and designs. and the plate from the 1920's is much more modern and you could still find products like it today. its very polished and has lots of colours, artists at this time didn't have any colour restrictions. these are the main similarities and differences in the ceramic styles over the years.]]> 2020-02-11 17:20:51 UTC https://padlet.com/ch946le/jrj95l2gb9y1/wish/443834176