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July 31, 2009
Learn Maiolica Tile Techniques at Handmade Tile & Mosaics Conference
Conference is Filling up Fast - Only 35 Seats Available Bringing together a diverse group of presenters and artists to discuss and work on issues surrounding handmade tiles and mosaics SAVE $50 ON REGISTRATIONSpecial Offer ExpiresAugust 21, 2009 For more details on this event and other events offered by Potters ...May 30, 2009
Get the glaze recipe for Linda Arbuckle's Majolica Glaze Recipe, Cone 04 Oxidation.May 20, 2009
Get the recipe for Majolica Overglaze Recipe, Cone 06-04 oxidation.December 8, 2008
Melty Goodness: Using Gravity and Layered Glazes to Add Depth to Pottery Surfaces
Greetings Ceramic Arts Daily readers! Well, I blinked and the next thing I knew it was time to shift my daytime focus from playing peek-a-boo and changing diapers to sending newsletters and updating web pages. Yes, my maternity leave has ended and I have taken back the Ceramic Arts Daily reins from Sherman Hall (thanks Sherman for doing my job these last ten weeks!). It was tough leaving my little one this morning, but the blow was softened by the fact that now I get to start thinking about clay again. Today's feature is just the ticket to get me excited about being back at work. Ceramic artist Kari Radasch explains how she piles glazes with various melting points onto her ...November 10, 2008
One of the best ways to make a large, complex piece of work is to break it down into its component parts and tackle them one by one. Suddenly, it's not one big project, but several smaller projects that are not quite as daunting. In this first of a two-part series, Colorado ceramic artist Donna Rozman shows us a variation on this approach: how to start simple and end up with a complex result. Her technique for ceramic tile design is both simple and effective, and it's a great exercise in generating new ideas.
