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July 23, 2008
In today’s feature, Philadelphia ceramic artist Paul Andrew Wandless
gives a primer on using decals on ceramic work. Paul discusses the
various options of decal papers that can be used on ceramics and
pottery. We’ll follow up on Friday with a video from Pittsburgh artist
Justin Rothshank, who will demonstrate how to apply decals.
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Ceramic Sculpture, Functional Pottery, Ceramics Decorating
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July 21, 2008
We’ve all used our trusty old friend wax resist to keep glaze from
going where we don’t want it to go, and it works like a charm. But what
about using resists that aren’t quite as effective as wax resist in
order to get interesting surface effects? What a great idea! Belgian
potter Russel Fouts has done a great deal of experimenting with various
“permeable” resists and today, he shares some of the results of his
experimentation. Russel uses these resists on his smoke-fired work, but
they can also be used in combination with any other glaze or firing
treatments with great results. So give them a try!
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Glazing Techniques & Glaze Recipes, Ceramic Sculpture, Functional Pottery, Ceramics Decorating
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July 18, 2008
This week’s Video Tip of the Week is a follow-up video on trimming and
glazing the wire-faceted bowls Mark Peters demonstrated last week. In today’s video, Mark shares a Cone 10 Temmoku glaze recipe and
Randy Johnston’s flashing slip recipe, which he likes to use on these
forms. We have also posted these recipes on the site so you don’t have
to worry about jotting them down while watching the video. Watch the video now!
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Firing Techniques, Glazing Techniques & Glaze Recipes, Wheel Throwing, Functional Pottery
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