Nan Dufresne on wed 7 aug 96
Can someone tell me about "watercolor painting on porcelain? I read a
brief description of it somewhere a while back and would like to try it. I
know that it was developed by a Norwegian and uses oxides mixed with water.
Would the same technique work on stoneware?
LINDA BLOSSOM on thu 8 aug 96
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Dear Nan,
Arne Ase is the man who wrote the book Watercolor on Porcelain. The technique
uses metallic salts. I spoke with Sayeed, who owns US Pigment (advertises in
CM) and he can get these ingredients. They are expensive however, and if he gets
enough people wanting them, he would carry them. The latest issue of Ceramics
Art and Perception carried an article about the work of Astrid Gerhartz who uses
this technique, and the first issue of Ceramics Technical also has one that has
a chart of several of the metallic salts and their dilution and colors they
produce.
Linda
Ithaca, NY
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Joanna deFelice on thu 8 aug 96
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Can someone tell me about "watercolor painting on porcelain? I read a
>brief description of it somewhere a while back and would like to try it. I
>know that it was developed by a Norwegian and uses oxides mixed with water.
>Would the same technique work on stoneware?
hi! there are actually two messages this evening about which i have some
experience to share. so far i've just been learning from others here on
this list.
the answer to your question is yes, but it depends on the clay you use how
much interence there will be (the color, iron spots, and the like), but i
have gotten some interesting results.
try a few test pieces and see what you get, and then let us know where you
go with it!
joanna deFelice, eugene, or, usa
prepress@cyberhighway.net
Alexandra Kulijewicz on thu 8 aug 96
There is an article in the latest issue of Ceramics: Art and Perception
(issue 24)
by Gabi Dewald titled 'The Mirror of the Thought" which is about watercolor
painting
- mentions Norwegian Arne Ase's book Water-colours on Porcelain...
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