Greenware
When clay is hard, but not yet fired it is referred to as greenware. The clay can be made wet and turned back into a useable material.
Greenware*
Unfired pottery or sculpture
Grisaille
A MONOCHROME painting executed entirely in shades of gray. A grisaille may be done as a finished painting or as an UNDERPAINTING. See also EN CAMAIEU.
GREENWARE clay in an unfired state.
GRID network of crossing lines used to create a regular pattern.
GUIDELINES lines an artist makes that help "guide" the drawing. Usually these are not seen in the final piece.
greenware - Generally refers to unfired pottery, although sometimes the term is used to specify Chinese stoneware with a high-fired green glaze. Also see bone dry and leather-hard.
green wood - Lumber that is not fully dried.
Also see greenware, krater, kylix, lekythos, vase, and vessel.
lectionary - In Christian tradition, a list, often illustrated, of lections — selections from the Bible that are read in church services.
The act of rubbing greenware (clay) with any smooth tool to polish it, and tighten the surface.
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 See also: Sculpture, Painting, Glaze, Plate, Ceramics
  
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