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SANTA BARBARA CHANNEL

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WATERSHEDS

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  • Land areas where rain water flows into creeks.
  • Creeks eventually flow into the ocean.
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LOCAL WATERSHEDS

  • Important to be managed so pollutants and waste do not ruin our ecology or environment.
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DO WE WANT OUR BEACHES LOOKING LIKE THIS?

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OR LIKE THIS?

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OR DO WE WANT OUR BEACHES LOOKING LIKE THIS?

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OLMEC FISH VESSEL

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CERAMIC VESSEL GRADING

  • Sculpture is composed in order to make a vessel.
  • Sculpture is attached through use of score/slip technique with coils, slabs, or pinching.
  • Sculpture is a minimum 8" tall and 8" wide.
  • Sculpture includes design based on the ocean and "Channel Keeper" theme.
  • Sculpture is balanced.
  • Sculpture is glazed and fired.
  • Sculpture exhibits strong craftsmanship.

Andrew vogel