1. Clay Painting Form of clay animation, which is one of the many kinds of stop motion animation The base clay of your sculpture or the 'Canvas' of your 'Clay Painting' needs to be one of the stiffer clays

2. TOOLS

3. Clay Painting Tips: Use an X-acto for hair and feather details. Use a stippling technique for 'foreground snow', animal noses, crabs, insects or frog skin. Whiskers can be applied in two fashions; 'illusion' as in 'Green Eyes' where they are cut lines in the clay. Or as in 'Baby Harp Seal' where each one is laid out on the clay surface in 'hair-thin' lines and then gently tapped into place. The more 'hair-thin' the clay, the more it looks 'Painted on'. This 'whisker' technique is also used for grass along banks or in clumps in an open field..

4. Still on Tips For the very best shadow technique, use translucent mixed with a smidgen of blue clay. The translucent allows the underlying colors to still show through, while the blue adds a touch of that 'shadow' color. After it is baked and cooled, remove it from the pan by sliding the 'spatula' tool all around the edges. To display your wonderful masterpiece, you can either spread some E-6000 glue on the back and 'heavy- book' press it onto a colorful mat and frame it or display it on a tiny yet elaborate easel! You can leave your 'painting' plain or just add a touch of verathane for animal eyes, water, or snow.

5. Classification Of Ceramics Crystalline Ceramics They are not amenable to a great range of processing. Methods for dealing with them tend to fall into one of two categories – either make the ceramic in the desired shape, and then by sintering to form a solid body. Include shaping by hand or sometimes including a rotation process called “ throwing “.

6. Ceramic Products in the Philippines Ceramic Tile Ceramic Roof Tile Ceramic Mosaic Tile Ceramic Floor Tile - P150 per sq. ft. Clay Split Brick Tile Glass Black Tile

7. TILES A manufactured piece of hard-wearing material such as ceramic, stone, metal, or even glass Tiles are generally used for covering roofs, floors, and walls, or other objects such as tabletops.