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FIGURE -- CERAMIC sa CERAMIC DOLL sa CHRISTMAS FIGURE -- CERAMIC xx CERAMIC xx CERAMIC DOLL xx FIGURE xx PORCELAIN DOLL The Egyptians. Ceramic reproductions of archaeological treasures are painted with non-firing stains. The "girls" roly-polies. Short, plump, and pudgy nurse, shopper and ceramist greenware pieces are decorated using both regular and translucent underglaze colors. Amish family greenware figures have no features on their faces and are painted using non-firing stains. Chariot racer. A "Ben Hur" ceramic diorama combines a porcelain greenware figure, wheels, horses, etc. Patterns included for making the chariot from porcelain clay. Lucky leprechaun. Greenware figure is painted with non-firing stains. Features a small flower pot in one arm which can hold a shamrock. Story-telling figurines are painted with non-firing stains. Sweet-Tot bunnies. Greenware babies in bunny suits are painted with non-firing stains. Ceramic bisque doll parts are combined into a "granny" figure seated in a rocking chair. Finished with non-firing stains. The Wizard greenware figure is painted with non-firing stains. Harvest time. Greenware figurines portraying an old man and woman carrying baskets of produce are finished with non-firing stains. Knight of the road. Greenware figurine of a hobo (and his dog) roasting hot dogs over an open fire. Painted with non-firing stains. Ancient treasures. Using clay and unusual glazes in a controlled manner is demonstrated on these greenware figures of traditional oriental characters. Greenware sea captain figurine is painted with non-firing stain. Winter wonderland. Greenware base, trees and skater figurines are combined into a winter scene. Painted with non-firing stains. Sweethearts. Using a combination of artist's oil paints and non-firing stain to finish a greenware figurine of a girl holding a goose. Roly-poly figurines of male "sportsmen" are painted using underglaze colors. Pierrot greenware figurine is painted with non-firing stains. Little miss springtime figurine with a straw hat and basket of flowers is painted with underglaze. Little miss dress-up. Greenware figurine of a little girl dressed in adult finery is used for the base of a table lamp. Painted in non-firing stains. Contemporary figurine features a couple's head and neck which is finished in black matte glaze and metallic overglaze to simulate precious stone. Merlin, the magician and seer of medieval legend, is painted with nonfiring opague, translucent, and metallic stains. Home from the sea. A sailor figure standing on a pier with his duffle bag is painted with nonfiring stains. Greenware figurine of a little girl with long braids, bonnet, apron, petticoat, etc. is used to form the base of a small table lamp. Painted with nonfiring stains. Victorian boy, girl, cat and dog figurines are painted with nonfiring stains. Miss America porcelain figurine features extensive use of lace draping. Greenware cherubs and egg carts (pulled by chickens) are combined to form a unique Victorian ceramic sculpture. Painted with nonfiring stains. Art deco nude woman figurine holds aloft a 5" glass disc. The glass disc shows a hummingbird feeding from a flower (pattern enclosed). Ceramic maiden with a bonnet and a basket of flowers is painted with underglaze colors. Oriental girl ceramic figurine is painted using nonfiring opaque stains. Ceramic hobo figure is shown gazing at a pile of wood waiting to be sawed and chopped. Painted with nonfiring stains. Ceramic figurine of a kneeling George Washington at Valley Forge is painted with nonfiring stains. Greenware cupid caught in the act of blowing a kiss is painted with nonfiring stains. Little girl ceramic ballerinas are painted with nonfiring stains. Porcelain greenware clown figures are painted with colorful Spanish-type colors and china paints. Greenware sports figures (golf, football, baseball) are painted using nonfiring stains. Ceramic wizard set against a crescent moon is painted with nonfiring stains. Farm children greenware figurines are painted using nonfiring stains. Black art deco women. Ceramic figurines features patterns from African designed fabric. Painted with nonfiring stain. Old Man Winter greenware bust features a face with long beard and mustache among a grove of towering pine trees. Painted with nonfiring stains. Clown splendor. Greenware Pierrot clown is a triple-fired piece in which lusterous underglazed black areas contrast with white. Contemporary-design greenware heads are finished with texture glaze and marbleized overglaze lusters. Bust of Carmen is painted with non-firing opaque stains and attired in a dress of lace and a marabou-feathered headdress. The finished bust is attached to a marbelized plaque. Three-dimensional human eye chart. Practice exercises to learn how to paint the human eye on greenware (ceramic figures). Painting a ceramic bust to achieve the look of bronze and marble. The Victorians. Decorating porcelain bisque figurines using glazes and china paints. Reflections. The same greenware figurine of a young lady (with long hair and seated on the grass) can be decorated in a variety of ways to make each one appear unique. Uses chalk, stain and glaze. SPECIAL SECTION: Art Deco and Art Nouveau in ceramics. Projects include (1) Underglazed flapper plaque, (2) Camille bust painted with non-firing stains, (3) pillow vase, (4) woman's head with pearl hair and necklaces, (5) stylized woman's head, and (6) Deco lady pin. Lace draping. SPECIAL SECTION on applying slip-coated lace to a ceramic object. Projects include lace draping several ceramic dolls (figurines), a ceramic box, ceramic egg box, and ceramic mask. Painting instructions (using non-firing opaque stains) for a greenware figure of a baby (in a bunny suit) being eyed by a "real" bunny. Scarry mummy. Whimsical ceramic mummy decoration features electric eyes that flash whenever his pocket watch is pressed. Eerie music accompanies the flashing eyes. Everyone loves a clown. A small porcelain doll casting is painted like a clown. The clown is mounted against a red background inside a decorative gold frame to form a wall hanging. Ceramic scarecrow figurine combines soft colored glazes with china paints. Victorian children. How to "dress" figurines in holiday attire by painting part of their clothing with an unusual non-firing material that looks like suede. Santa and pirate. Paint the same greenware figure to be a Santa Claus with a trunk full of gifts or a Pirate with a trunk full of treasure. Christopher Columbus and the children ceramic figure is painted with nonfiring stain and metallic paste. Fashionable lady of the 1920's is finished using overglaze and nonfiring stain. A trio of ceramic New Orleans jazz musicians (sax, bass, trumpet) is painted with nonfiring stains. African dancer figures are painted with nonfiring stains. Ceramic girls are dressed in the costumes of Poland and Ireland. Painted with nonfiring stains. In the park. A collection of four ceramic African American children are painted using nonfiring opaque stains. The lady in red. A "Spanish dancer" porcelain figure is given red clothing by means of water-base china paint. Uses lace-draping to build up the ruffled skirt, collar, and cuffs. Mistress of the Dragons. A ceramic of a warrior woman on the back of a dragon is painted with nonfiring stains. Sparkling harlequins. French/Italian clown ceramic figures are glazed in a single color and then trimmed by adding brush-on glitter to ruffled collar, edges of clothing, etc. Graceful gloves. Three ideas for decorating ceramic representations of a woman's two hands and forearms covered with elbow-length white gloves. Angelical angel. Ceramic angel figurine (standing on a cloud with two cherubs at her feet) is painted with nonfiring stains. Ceramic figurine depicting a woman evolving from a flower. Combine half of a nude figurine with a simple base. Add orchids that you form from rolled clay. Paint with nonfiring stains. The human hue. Using stains to achieve natural skin tones and true eye colors when painting ceramics. Ceramic figurine of a wizard is painted with nonfiring stains. Ceramic cherub is combined with a bird (held in his hand) and a short ionic column (as a seat). Finished with nonfiring stains to simulate "verdigris", the mottled green that most copper and bronze figures eventually acquire when exposed to weathering. Almost midnight. Ceramic figurine of Cinderella is painted with glazes and nonfiring stain. A tiny orange pumpkin and some mice complete this scene. Lace trim and a wig are added to the doll. Flowered cherub ceramic figure is finished with chalk and glaze. Ceramic figurine of an old sailor (in rain gear) can also be finished to represent a Santa Claus. painted with nonfiring stains. About clay modelling, an aid to carving. How to make a head armature for modeling with stoneware, water-based clay. Suggests how to model from frontal and profile photos. The Fisherman figurine to sculpt from oven-bake modeling compound. Describes the preparation of an armature. Finished figure is painted and mounted on a wooden plaque base. Octoberfest with the knotters. Porcelain reproductions of 3" dolls called "Knotters" or "Knodders" (circa 1918-1930). Use as knickknacks, cake decorations or party favors. How to sculpt a miniature troll from polymer clay. Modelling miniature babies from flesh colored Fimo (clay). Jackie Robinson in action. Sculpting a large-scale figure (21" tall) using polymer clay. Sculptured clown. Instruction for sculpting figures in low-firing modeling clay. Technique makes use of an armature stand equipped with a banding wheel. The ambassador. Greenware of an ancient oriental figure is painted with non-firing stains and trimmed with fired gold and platinum lusters. Three generations porcelain greenware centerpiece features a seated grandmother, kneeling mother and a sitting baby. They are positioned on a small woven rug and feature embelishments to their clothing. Oriental lady. A Dresden white porcelain ceramic figure is draped and clothed with fabric and lace that has been soaked in porcelain slip. Fall sophisticate. Greenware figurine features the "Great Gatsby" era appearance. Painted with underglazes. Cinderella's coach. Using porcelain casting and fabric draping to create Cinderella, her prince, and her coach pulled by 4 horses. Woman of the wind decorative figure. A female head is supported on a pedestal formed by her long, flowing hair. The hair is colored bright gold. Bride ceramic figure is decorated with non-firing stains, tulle netting, pearls, etc. Man and woman heads feature extended necks (serving as the pedestal) and flowing hair decorated in bright gold. Joyful kids. Four greenware figures of childing playing with toys are decorated with various underglazes. Porcelain bride figurine features extensive lace draping for the skirt and train. An heirloom gowned bride. Fabricate a porcelain bridal figure using wedding photos as a guide. Makes extensive use of porcelain fabric draping. La senorita. Two stylistic figures of Mexican women. Country straw girl greenware. Matt glazes create a fine crackle finish and the look of underglaze. The face is featureless and a flower pattern decorates the bottom of the dress. Design pattern is included. My country girl. Using Japanese lace draping techniques to apply a dress of netting to a small ceramic figure. Sophisticated Ursula. These unglazed porcelain doll heads are decorated with china paints. Patty-cake kids. Boy and girl greenware figures are painted using non-firing stains. Stacy and Matthew. Porcelain figures of a boy and girl are converted into a revolving music box and a nightlight. Wind wizard greenware figure is painted with a variety of opaque and metallic stains. Five steps to lace draping a porcelain figurine of an elegant lady. Little country girl with duck greenware figurine is painted with non-firing stains. Cinderella. An elegant ceramic version of Cinderella's pumpkin coach pulled by four horses. It is fabricated from an ordinary pumpkin mold by adding interior seats, windows, door, wheels, etc. The horses are fitted with fine leather reins and harness. Footmen and Cinderella figures complete the piece. Winter Wizard. Painting tips for ceramic figure of a wizard with outstreatched arms holding a cape. Fairy on leaf stone. Painting instructions for two variations of the same mold. Ceramic wizard figure (holding a sword and standing beside a world globe and skull) is painted with glazes and stains. Ceramic sorcerer figure (seated in an "owl" chair) is painted with stains and wax metallics. Art-deco lady. Tips on glazing and firing. Ceramic leprechaun playing a bagpipe. Tips on painting with stains. Modern couple. Ceramic of an armless couple (waist to head) shown kissing. Tips on glazing the heads and applying leaf film to the clothing. Tips on painting a variety of ceramic clown figures. Painting a ceramic of a Western prospector and his mule set against a pine tree background. Viking warrior ceramic figure. Tips on painting with stains. Ceramic figurine is dressed in an elaborate blue and white porcelain Victorian gown created using lace draping techniques. Children of the world ceramic representing four skin colors (white, yellow, black, red) is painted with opaque stain. Ceramic pixies are decorated with pastel stains. African mother and child ceramic bust painting instructions. Lady in green "Art Deco" figurine. Tips on finishing. Tips on finishing ceramic cowbow figures. Opal II. Tips on making and painting the clay bust of a woman (over a removable armature). | |||||||||
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