This is a cone 10 plate, the glaze is Dijon, you can see some little yellow spots here and there. Next time I will only apply red oxide wash in some parts and see what happens. I am happy with it anyway. What do you think?
"Barro y Arena" literally means Mud and Sand, which are the organic materials that later will become the potter's Clay and Glass. With these two elements I spend my days happily playing and sometimes stubbornly tormenting myself.
Showing posts with label cone 10. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cone 10. Show all posts
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Branches Tree Plate
Second plate carved ready!
This is a cone 10 plate, the glaze is Dijon, you can see some little yellow spots here and there. Next time I will only apply red oxide wash in some parts and see what happens. I am happy with it anyway. What do you think?
This is a cone 10 plate, the glaze is Dijon, you can see some little yellow spots here and there. Next time I will only apply red oxide wash in some parts and see what happens. I am happy with it anyway. What do you think?
Friday, September 28, 2012
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Plates
Lately I have been playing a lot with the silp trailing tool, here is one of the latest plates. Making an OK photo took me more time than creating the plate (!)
This plate was throw on the wheel, and decorated with the slip trailing tool, then glazed with Celadon Blue and fired in cone 10.
This plate was throw on the wheel, and decorated with the slip trailing tool, then glazed with Celadon Blue and fired in cone 10.
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