here they are, most have a layer of porcelain slip on the inside - the grey paint is black underglaze which at this stage I would like t
o 
leave unglazed/rough/natural with nice clean/
white/shiny insides.
Friday, 18 January 2008
the colour ban in action
a new batch of bowls and cups have made it to the bisque firing stage. hoorah! hopefully they make it into the kiln in one piece and don't show cracks from dodgy clay preparation and thin bases (aggressive trimming)...
here they are, most have a layer of porcelain slip on the inside - the grey paint is black underglaze which at this stage I would like t
o 
leave unglazed/rough/natural with nice clean/
white/shiny insides.
here they are, most have a layer of porcelain slip on the inside - the grey paint is black underglaze which at this stage I would like t
o leave unglazed/rough/natural with nice clean/white/shiny insides.
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Hi Lisa,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment on my blog. Your work looks lovely. I'll be sure to come back! And after reading through some of your older posts I have to go down and buy myself a pine lime splice!!! its a blazing hot summers day here!
beautiful lisa! i really like the grey underglaze showing through on the white- looks a bit like shadows breaking up the clean white a bit.
ReplyDeleteyour work it beautiful. i wish i could have some.
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