Computer-Aided Design software used to create precise pottery models digitally, essential for 3D printing.

A manufacturing process that creates three-dimensional objects layer by layer from digital models.

Classic methods of pottery making, including hand-building, wheel throwing, and glazing.

Characteristics of materials, such as strength and porosity, crucial for selecting suitable 3D printing materials.

Pottery pieces that combine traditional techniques with modern technology for unique outcomes.

Techniques applied after 3D printing to enhance the final appearance and durability of pottery.

Creating sample prints to evaluate design feasibility and material performance before final production.

A written description of an artist's work, philosophy, and creative process, often included in portfolios.

The process of receiving critiques on designs and making adjustments to improve outcomes.

Methods of applying a glass-like coating to pottery for aesthetic and functional purposes.

The ability of a material to withstand wear and tear, important for functional pottery.

The visual appeal of pottery, influenced by design, color, and texture.

The practical use of pottery, ensuring that pieces are not only artistic but also useful.

The process of creating 3D representations of objects using CAD software.

A collection of an artist's work showcasing their skills, creativity, and evolution.

Working together with peers to enhance understanding and skills through shared knowledge.

The advancement of pottery techniques and materials, merging tradition with modern technology.

A machine that creates three-dimensional objects by layering materials based on digital designs.

The process of choosing appropriate materials for specific pottery designs and printing methods.

Pottery that has been refined through post-processing to be visually appealing and professional.

A creative method that embraces new technologies and ideas in pottery making.

Customers who appreciate and seek out pottery that incorporates modern technology.

Methods that minimize environmental impact, often through innovative materials and techniques.

Chances for artists to connect with others in the field, enhancing collaboration and growth.

Groups of individuals focused on merging artistic expression with technological advancements.