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<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"The paper clay training of 18th and 19th of February gave me the opportunity to immerse myself in this practice. I use to practice a lot at the beginning 2010. I tinted it, pressed it, cut it, to stick it on mugs, boxes, vases or even make sculptures.<\/p>\n
This practice gives the opportunity to work longer. Even if the clay dries, you can continue to work. It is less fragile. When fired, the paper burns and it looks like pure porcelain.<\/p>\n
During this workshop, we made and dyed paper porcelain on Saturday. The next day we pressed the porcelain to stick it on cups and make different patterns. We also used paper porcelain to print it in molds. Some have experimented with making a chain. While the drying porcelain would be extremely fragile, the paper clay strengthens when drying and presents an amazing solidity. I thank my students for having opened up the fields for me again !<\/p>\n
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