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Janice Howell
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 12 ส.ค. 2014
These are videos for my art classes so they can learn the skills at home before coming to class and using those skills. I don't edit my videos nor film over and over until its perfect. What you see is what you get. I do this to show my students that mistakes happen and its no big deal.
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Skill of the week making a collagraph
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4th graders are learning about collagraph and this is showing how they can create one with simple things around the art room.
Skill of the week -Printing the collagraph
มุมมอง 182 ปีที่แล้ว
4th grade students are learning about collagraph and how to do a simple printing method without a printing press.
Plaster mask part 2
มุมมอง 553 ปีที่แล้ว
This is the second installment to creating a plaster mask - attaching pieces of flexible cardboard to create the next step in your structure.
Mask demonstration part 1
มุมมอง 353 ปีที่แล้ว
Demonstration on how to put plaster strips onto the mask form to create a base to work from. After this is dry, we will be putting structures onto the mask base to create our final piece.
Mirror drawing
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Tips for right brained drawing - how to be careful and really see what you are drawing.
Skill of the week Formed bowl
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Just a super quick demo for my students to help them get started. If you want to know about making coils, check out my coil pot video.
2nd grade clay hands bowl
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The 2nd graders are going to create a bowl using slabs of clay shaped like their hands.
Skill of the week 3rd grade heart mosaics
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I demonstration on making a simple paper mosaic heart with a bit of mosaic history at the beginning
Skill of the week - moon craters
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Using the vocabulary: foreshortening and contour, we will be showing how to create a scene of craters on a moon or planet and how to get them to look three dimensional using those concepts mentioned above as well as foreground, middle ground, background, and overlapping.
Skill of the week - 3rd Grade Expressive Painting Inspired by Wassily Kandinsky
มุมมอง 343 ปีที่แล้ว
Recorded with screencast-o-matic.com
Skill of the week: Reduction Printmaking
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This is a demonstration on how to do reduction printmaking. What you see is what you get -mistakes an all! I don't practice ahead of time, so when something happens, I just go with the flow.
Creating a Chihuly like sculpture
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Our 3-D class is studying the glass blowing of Dale Chihuly and will make a sculpture that is glass-like, but without using glass!
Skill of the week Falling through a tunnel
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4th graders have been learning about one point perspective, and this is a fun project to finish the unit.
4th grade demonstration on one point perspective skyscrapers
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4th grade demonstration on one point perspective skyscrapers
Skill of the week Monochromatic watercolor part 1
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Skill of the week Monochromatic watercolor part 1
Skill of the week - drawing and shading portraiture
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Skill of the week - drawing and shading portraiture
Skill of the week - How to paint an Aboriginal Dreaming
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Skill of the week - How to paint an Aboriginal Dreaming
Skill of the week - How artists use space
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Skill of the week - How artists use space
Skill of the week - underwater crayon resist for 1st graders
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Skill of the week - underwater crayon resist for 1st graders
Skill of the week Action Sharks for 2nd graders
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Skill of the week Action Sharks for 2nd graders
Skill of the week relief plate - finishing up
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Skill of the week relief plate - finishing up
Skill of the week drawing secret cities
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Skill of the week drawing secret cities
Skill of the week Relief sculpture, the basics
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Skill of the week Relief sculpture, the basics
Skill of the week making a value chart part 2
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Skill of the week making a value chart part 2
Thank so much Janice!How do you dry your relief so it wont warp or crack?
Just redo and remove this. Do. Not post it.
🙉🙊
Fired Finished work, please!
Does the underglaze not need to be watered down a bit before adding to greenware?
When does one put the top clear glaze on ?
I thought one should avoid getting glaze on the bottom of pots?
NASTY! Who wants a painting that you SPIT on by blowing through a straw?
Thanks for your brilliant teaching ma'am I understood the all steps you explain I am from India Class 5th student Name Janvi
Thank you so much Janvi! I hope to see your straw blowing painting soon!
I hate you had issues. Maybe you can make another one!
Yes, I've made others. I should redo my video because others have been way better and turned out nicer.
wow keep it up!
I just found your channel. You are a wonderful talented teacher.
Thank you! That's very generous of you! I make plenty of mistakes that's for sure! My kids know what you see is what you get! Haha!
I wonder, if you like to do larger pieces, if ,for example, legs of the horse have to stick out that much as in reality would do? Or is it enough to "catch the shadow" of it? If anyone understands my question, i would be pleased to get an answer....greetings from germany..!
Hello Germany! Yes, you can make this more a bas relief sculpture. It does not have to stick out as far as mine did. I was just showing how I was inspired by a sculpture that stuck out a lot.
@@janicehowell8512 thanks a lot!!
Love to watch your expressive hands! By the way , I figured out the sentence in the background aswell.. Very nice to watch you and to Listen your explanations, especially because you haven't done it too often and Show realistically the Process... Thanks a lot
Thank you. This is for my school classes, so I want my kids to see that mistakes happen, not to freak out about making mistakes, but problem-solve to figure out how to fix the problems.
@@janicehowell8512 i understand. Lucky kids of yours!👍
"How do you read art" Phew took me a while
What do you mean exactly?
@@janicehowell8512 In your video the sentence is backwards. Your video image is reversed from reality.
@@christineevans8126 Haha! I wasn't even looking at the background! My students know that I have to record from my computer, which reverses the image. When I have to show words forward, I have to write them backwards so the kids see them forwards!
Amazing <3
thanks a lot for showing us all the details , you are a great teacher❤️🙏🌹💓
This gave me lots of ideas Thanks for diong this vid im gonna try this out
Cool
Which brand of underglaze are you using ?
Duncan Design Coat and Gare Underglazes. I think any brand would work as long as you watered it down and used it on a matte glaze and not a shiny glaze.
Finally a video without the choir singing over the sermon.😊
Hi, do you ever clean your greenware while it is still wet and just leathery?
Not usually with poured ceramics. I will if it is hand-built though.
@@janicehowell8512 I work at a ceramics shop and we clean them while wet, but everyone that I have seen on you tube waits till they are dryer than we do . I was just wondering why. I guess there are as many ways to do it as there are people who clean them.😀
@@robinlogan1927 I supposed it is because I was taught by someone who owned a ceramics shop. :)
Thank you ..lots of great tips, especially the ‘blowing spit in your pic’..😁
nice!
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do you have a video where you show the completed projects ?
Yes, I made a video of the results after someone else requested it. th-cam.com/video/t4JV8mWKmls/w-d-xo.html
did you have a coat of underglaze on the lid before adding the design?
No, I put underglaze right on the raw greenware.
What type clay are you using?
Low fire white.
Why do you flip your videos when you load them to TH-cam!? I know you’re right handed but in the film you look left handed. Your wedding rings are on the left hand. The labels behind you read backwards too.So why?
It's the way my computer records. Unfortunately I don't have any other equipment to be able to film it. Sorry if it bothers you. I can't do anything about it.
i like the way you think.
thank you it is wonderful just being able to watch an unedited form taking place
I live on the outskirts of San Diego do you live anywhere close to me? I would definitely go and see your drawings! I'm very creative in clay jewelry but not drawing. The girl I work with does scratchboard, it's fantastic. You are right up there with her I'm totally Blown Away!
No, unfortunately I live in Nebraska -far from San Diego! Haha! Thank you again!
You know I'm a fan of yours?! I have left comments before because I found you quirky, funny. OMG this is where your money is girl!! This was fantastic! I actually saw Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash in concert that's how old I am LOL WOW can you draw. I am totally Blown Away by how good this is.!!!
Thank you so much Christina! I really love to draw! And I love Johnny Cash! I actually am having my first show tonight in a small town east of where I live. I hope it goes well. I would love to have large shows, but we will see where this takes me.
Did the piece with the wax resist using the crayon turn out?
Oh yeah, I did forget to show that one. It didn't turn out like I expected. The inside turned out really great, but the area I used the crayon just looked like I didn't get enough glaze on it. I think I would have to use the real deal and a thicker wax.
I watched all of those videos prior to this video and you were so entertaining, you made me laugh and you taught me different techniques. Thank you for showing the after effect they turned out gorgeous! All the mistakes? There were none, because they all turned out gorgeous! I'm going to Start a small class in my garage and I love the balloon Bowl. Great for a first project for beginners two teach how to roll a slab and to finish clay . The technique with the sea sponge was fabulous. Keep On Keepin On girl you're doing a great job :-)
Thanks Christina! I'm glad you are going to be teaching a class! The balloon pot is one of my favorites because anyone can do it and it looks great.
one of the best videos for that thank you
will you be showing the finished look?
I'm hoping to get to that this week. Things have been really busy with the beginning of school. They turned out really nice!
I just posted a video on how these techniques turned out in the end.
where can i find it please?
I always thought of or tought by teachers that you cannot use underglazes on top of glaze becose it makes pinholes or other things. how does yours come out thank you . my mail incilakay@yahoo.com love from Turkey.
It turned out beautifully! It looks like watercolor has been painted onto the pottery. I think it is because I used a matte glaze and not a shiny glaze. I also watered down the underglaze. I didn't know if it would work; I had just seen it somewhere and thought I would try it. I should try to load a picture on here to show you.
I just uploaded a video showing the results.
could you send a link to video please and did the wax crayon work? Have you a got a picture of the finished bowl please?
@@WendyLaughEveryday th-cam.com/video/t4JV8mWKmls/w-d-xo.html
Wasn't quite sure how it was going to turn out but it is adorable! I'm sure your students just adore you. You gave me a lot of tips. Thank you for your expertise. I totally agree with you, you need to show the mistakes as well as the successes, that's how I learn.
I subscribe to you the minute you spilled the glaze on the table! How you fixed it and showed how to clean it up and just go on. LoL. I'm a subscriber! You're very knowledgeable and kind of quirky,. that's what I like about you. Don't ever change. :-)
Thanks so much Christina. Glad to know I'm making someone smile. Sometimes you just have to laugh at yourself and be ok with making mistakes. :D
First lesson - make sure you have enough glaze! Was this a lesson in how NOT to glaze the interior of a pot?
As you can see, I accidentally spilled some of it and I DID have another container. Accidents that happen on the video are explained so that when students come up against these problems in class, they know how to fix them. It's ok for them to see mistakes.