Introduction | p. 4 |
An overview | |
Prototypes and molds | |
Designing, creating, and using | |
Tools & materials | p. 20 |
Tools | |
Materials | |
Supplies | |
Equipment | |
Safety | |
Plaster | p. 26 |
Types | |
Absorption rates | |
Consistency | |
Amounts | |
Mixing | |
Pouring | |
Frosting | |
Plaster prototypes | |
Mold soap and other separators | |
Storing | |
Featured artist | p. 33 |
Anne Kraus: A Conversation with the Materials | |
One-piece molds | p. 36 |
Handmade clay prototypes | |
One-, two-, and three-template clay prototypes | |
Footed forms | |
Cups and saucers | |
Plaster prototypes | |
Featured artist | p. 55 |
Tom Spleth: Cups and Only Cups | |
Multiple-piece molds | p. 58 |
Making | |
Handles | |
Spouts | |
Pitchers | |
Tiles | |
Lidded forms | |
Hollow-cast feet | |
Fruits and vegetables | |
No-model molds | |
Complex molds | |
Master molds | p. 106 |
Advantages | |
Plaster masters | |
Rubber masters | |
Featured artists | p. 112 |
Donna Polseno and Richard Hensley: Slip Casting in Production | |
Slip formulation | p. 116 |
Deflocculation | |
Types of slip-casting clay bodies | |
Mixing equipment | |
Mixing | |
Specific gravity | |
Viscosity | |
Mixing wet and dry scraps | |
Mixing large batches | |
Featured artist | p. 127 |
Richard Notkin: Evolution is Not an Option-It's Essential | |
Casting | p. 130 |
Preparing slip | |
Preparing molds | |
Casting | |
Removing castings | |
Handling wet castings | |
Assembling cast parts | |
Drying castings | |
Preparing castings for firing | |
Firing | |
Troubleshooting | p. 144 |
Broken molds | |
Chipped molds | |
"Plaster Disasters" | |
Troubleshooting guide | |
About the author | p. 150 |
Appendixes | p. 151 |
Glossary | p. 152 |
Contributing artists | p. 156 |
Acknowledgments | p. 157 |
Index | p. 158 |
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