ART 247 - Wood Turning II

1. Tools and equipment
2. Characteristics and properties of wood
3. Hollowing tools
4. Natural elements in natural edge, voided bowls or forms
5. Lathe tool creation and modifications
6. Surface treatments
7. Advanced bowl gouge techniques
8. Hand and power carving tools and techniques
9. Contemporary tools and jigs
10. Turned burl piece
11. Other mediums and surface treatments in wood turnings
12. Finish techniques
13. Display and photographing of turnings
14. Personal stylistic mode
15. Formal elements and pjrinciples of design
16. Historical and contemporary art examples
17. Critique

1. Use tools and equipment safely. (1)
2. Use the characteristics and properties of wood in finished pieces. (2)
3. Use hollow tools and create a hollow turned piece. (3)
4. Identify and use the natural elements in turning stock to the best sculptural advantage when creating natural edge, voided bowls or forms. (4)
5. Create and modify lathe tools for best performance. (5)
6. Use surface treatments. (6)
7. Use advanced bowl gouge techniques. (7)
8. Use hand and power carving tools and techniques. (8)
9. Use contemporary tools and jigs with advanced techniques. (9)
10. Complete a turned burl piece. (10)
11. Incorporate other mediums and surface treatments successfully into woodturnings. (11)
12. Apply finish techniques. (12)
13. Setup finished pieces for display and photographing. (13)
14. Express a personal stylistic mode in the finished turned pieces. (14)
15. Identify the formal elements and principles of design. (15)
16. Analyze the formal elements and principles of design. (15)
17. Interpret the formal elements and principles of design. (15)
18. Recognize historical or contemporary examples of the fine arts or crafts. (16)
19. Use media specific terminology to critique and evaluate works of art. (17)

1. Critique and evaluation of art and artifacts.