Ceramics: Techniques, Vocabulary, and Art Criticism
1. Clay: a very fine-grained soil that is plastic when moist but hardens when fired & can be molded by hand. 2. Slab: a building technique using a flattened down sheet of clay to create a tile or form. 3. Scoring: to rough up the surface of soft clay before joining to another piece. Slip is applied onto scoring marks. 4. Slip: has a glue-like quality; a wet & soupy form of clay used to join pieces of clay together. Color can also be added to use as surface decoration on unfired clay. 7 Elements
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JOJO
1.Life cycle:
–Diversification strategy: It consists on penetrate several and very different markets simultaneously. This strategy allows the company risk diversification from depending on only one market, managing resources and investments from different categories and markets and normally having a huge dimension in terms of revenues. This strategy has a disadvantage based on the not specialization in one market and, sometimes, not developing properly the categories (not creating segments) or having
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1.Life cycle:
–Diversification strategy: It consists on penetrate several and very different markets simultaneously. This strategy allows the company risk diversification from depending on only one market, managing resources and investments from different categories and markets and normally having a huge dimension in terms of revenues. This strategy has a disadvantage based on the not specialization in one market and, sometimes, not developing properly the categories (not creating segments) or having
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Standard of Ur page 24-25
Artist: Unknown
Period Early Dynastic
Dates 2400-2600
Origin Iraq
Historical Significance: this piece is an early example of historical storytelling, it displays agriculture, trade, and the spoils of war. The standard of ur was found in a royal tomb
Victory Stele of Naram-Sin
Artist: Unknown
Period Mesopotamian
Dates 2254-2218
Origin Iraq
Historical Significance: the limestone piece displayshierarchy of scale as Naram-sin climbs a mountain to heaven after defeating his enemy’s
Ishtar