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Raining Desserts


Cloudy With a Chance of Desserts
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Method:
-Ice cream bar- Thick slab cut to shape.
-Peanuts- Crushed dry clay to replicate peanuts applied using a thick coat of slip.

Glaze:
-White Gloss Base
-Arroya Brown Glaze over the white to crack.
Method:
-roll out 3 balls of clay and flatten bottom and top for each one
-for different toppings use dry clay
-put a huge amount of slip on marshmallows to show difference between chocolate and frosting

Glaze:
-opaque matte white glaze for marshmallow
-glossy brown glaze for chocolate sauce
-sponge off chocolate on nuts
-sponge light brown translucent glaze on nuts
Method:
-roll out 3 balls of clay
-put one of the balls in a plastic bag and take a bite

Glaze:
-Bite mark: opaque light brown glaze
-glossy dark brown chocolate glaze for chocolate shell
-white slip trail for white detailing
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Method:
-make cone by using handle technique (texturize)
-for ice cream roll out a ball and use thumb to make ice cream shape
-dry clay for chocolate bits

Glaze:
-light brown glaze for cone (one coat to give undercooked effect)
-white and light brown glaze for ice cream
-dark brown for chocolate pieces
Method:
-make cone by using handle technique then texturize
-for ice cream roll out a ball and use thumb to make ice cream shape

Glaze:
-light brown glaze for cone (1 coat to give undercooked effect)
-light pink opaque glaze for ice cream
Method:
-roll out ball for apple
-use thumb to make dents on both top and bottom of apple
-dry clay for peanut bits
-put a huge amount of slip on apple to show difference between caramel and actual apple

Glaze:
-opaque light green glaze for apple
-glossy caramel colored glaze for caramel
-sponge off caramel on nuts
-sponge light brown translucent glaze on nuts
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*didn't end up using in final project

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Method:
-make a bit of a cone shape
-use some type of knife/carving tool to create ridges on popsicle

Glaze:
-start from bottom to top
-glaze 1/3 of popsicle with translucent red glaze
-glaze 1/3 of popsicle with white glaze
-glaze 1/3 of popsicle with translucent light blue glaze (and drip)
Method:
-use thick slab of clay and cut it to the shape (round off edges)
--put slab in a plastic bag and take a bite

Glaze:
-light pink opaque glaze for outer shell
-use a different shade of pink (brighter) for actual ice cream on the inside
-Brown Arroya Glaze for cracking on exterior
Method:
-use thick slab of clay and cut it to the shape (round off edges)
-use dry clay bits for strawberry

Glaze:
-use white glaze for inside (undercoat)
-use white arroya glaze for cracking
-use a mix of both dark red and light pink glazes for strawberry bits
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*didn't end up using in final project

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