Student Name:	Fiona M
Grade:	4
Title:	The Goat King
Description:	Fiona has been working on this piece for 8 months. After her "Hot Dog Dressed as a Hotdog", she was very inspired. This piece is built in three pieces with painted wooden sticks, which she measured and cut herself, holding up the goat's body. The sticks are reinforced on the base at the entry holes with epoxy so they won't shift. The crown was Fiona's first foray into Sculpey Polymer clay, constructed around a foil armature, which she left exposed so it looks like silver edging in the crown. The jewels are Schwarzkopf crystals which were donated to our studio. (The Goat is a king, so he needed real crystals). If juried in, the crown should be hung so it's over both horns and one, either one. ear
Dimensions:	(L)15 x (W)13 x (H)13 (Inches)
Weight:	9 Lbs.
School:	Village Center For The Arts - New Milford, CT
Teacher:	Sharon Kaufman
Exhibition:	The 23rd Annual National K-12 Ceramic Exhibition

Clay Vendor:	Laguna, Earthenware
Wheel Vendor:	brent
Tool Vendor:	Clay King
Glaze Vendor:	Other, Mayco Stroke and Coat
Kiln Vendor:	Other, Goat is Raku Fired in Kiln we built (described in other entries) Base is fired in Skutt Kiln
Firing Temp:	Raku, 1800
Atmosphere:	Reduction, Aluminum garbage can, newspaper, horsehair, sawdust, shredded office paper
Cone Number:	, base fired 04/06