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How To Make Slip in Clay With Sarah Pearce
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In this Free Video Art Lesson, ceramics artist Sarah Pearce demonstrates how to make a watered down version of clay, or slip, and talks to you about why this is important when sculpting!
Category: Ceramics
Skill Level: Intermediate
Medium: Clay
Subject: How to Make Clay Slip
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"Ceramics: Throwing 101" DVD
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"Ceramics: Handbuilding 101" DVD
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About Sarah Pearce
Sarah Pearce grew up in Rocky Mount, North Carolina where she learned about pottery for the first time at the Rocky Mount Arts Center. Later she went on to college at Appalachian State University where she minored in Fine Arts. During this time, she enjoyed teaching pottery lessons to children at Doe Ridge Pottery in Boone, NC. Today, Sarah teaches third grade in Garner, NC. In her spare time she loves to create new works of pottery.
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