I love days when a glaze firing is finished and I get to empty the kiln . . .
Working on my different mug shapes and styles of handlesPainting with underglaze and carving, while the bowl was in the greenware stage, then dipped/poured in transparent glaze before the final glaze firingExperimenting with slip trailing, and how the glaze breaks on the slip when it’s brushed onI like how this glaze (Storm) breaks on the slip trailing, but I’m not as crazy about the color I got on the inside of the mug when I mixed Storm with Snow (Amaco Celadon glazes)Two of my most successful tries with dark chocolate clay – it looks best leaving the bare clay unglazed, and using Georgie’s Perfect White on the interior (or dripping down the sides). I tried white underglaze, but got spotty results – back to the drawing board . . .
