[Conniefi]

Hi Everyone,

I was browsing and I came across a ceramic slab/canvas to paint on. It had a hanger in the back and it was shaped like stretched canvas, but made out of ceramic. It was not a porcelain substrate. Does anyone know who sold these? I thought I was on Amaco site but I can't find them. Please help!

[bciskepottery]

Here is one source; am sure others also sell it.

http://www.bigcerami...trateCanvas.htm

[Conniefi]

bciskepottery, on 23 November 2012 - 05:21 PM, said:

Here is one source; am sure others also sell it.

http://www.bigcerami...trateCanvas.htm

That is the substrate, translucent porcelain. What I saw was a 8 x 10 ceramic canvas.... These are sheets, can't hang them without framing. The ones I saw looked like stretched canvas. Thank you anyway.

[Conniefi]

I finally found it on the Dick Blick site. Wow, it took me two hours. Here is the link. Has anyone used them?


http://www.dickblick...co-clay-canvas/

[bciskepottery]

Some nice work ...

http://rhrising.blog...og-posting.html

[perkolator]

Conniefi, on 23 November 2012 - 04:07 PM, said:

I finally found it on the Dick Blick site. Wow, it took me two hours. Here is the link. Has anyone used them?
http://www.dickblick...co-clay-canvas/

just looks like a clay slab made into a faux blank canvas. i'm guessing if you rolled out a slab and textured it with some canvas you'd have pretty much the same thing.

to add to the ceramic canvas linked before - you might want to look into Keraflex which is another porcelain sheeting that's similar to the PC Substrates.

[scoobydoozie]

Conniefi, on 23 November 2012 - 07:07 PM, said:

I finally found it on the Dick Blick site. Wow, it took me two hours. Here is the link. Has anyone used them?


http://www.dickblick...co-clay-canvas/

I ordered and have received a case of the small ones, 6x6. They are just what they look like, nice and flat. I'm looking forward to making some creative wall hangings with them and maybe teaching a class. They are low fire. I'm a huge fan of Mayco products as all of it is very reliable and well tested. Let me know if you have any questions...

I plan on doing some Majolica stamping with the Mayco stamps and Stroke & Coat on them and then use their new product, SG-501 Sculpting Medium with a stencil on top to create a modern kind of look.

http://www.maycocolo...=1120&Itemid=71

http://www.maycocolo...uemart&Itemid=4

[Conniefi]

bciskepottery, on 24 November 2012 - 09:05 AM, said:

Some nice work ...

http://rhrising.blog...og-posting.html

These are nice.

[Conniefi]

Thank You

I am doing a series of drawing just using slip, underglaze and clear glaze right now.

scoobydoozie, on 28 November 2012 - 08:21 AM, said:

Conniefi, on 23 November 2012 - 07:07 PM, said:

I finally found it on the Dick Blick site. Wow, it took me two hours. Here is the link. Has anyone used them?


http://www.dickblick...co-clay-canvas/

I ordered and have received a case of the small ones, 6x6. They are just what they look like, nice and flat. I'm looking forward to making some creative wall hangings with them and maybe teaching a class. They are low fire. I'm a huge fan of Mayco products as all of it is very reliable and well tested. Let me know if you have any questions...

I plan on doing some Majolica stamping with the Mayco stamps and Stroke & Coat on them and then use their new product, SG-501 Sculpting Medium with a stencil on top to create a modern kind of look.

http://www.maycocolo...=1120&Itemid=71

http://www.maycocolo...uemart&Itemid=4