Steve Slatin on wed 6 feb 08
Mary --
No doubt in a hurry to finish the post, Alisa used a Flikr
shortcut that leads any user to their OWN uploads. For
her, of course, this is her folio. For you, this is yours.
Use this address for Alisa's uploads -- regardless of
who you are.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/glazes/sets/
-- Steve S
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my work was on that web site. Can anyone tell me how this happened?
Mary Meyers
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Alisa Clausen on wed 6 feb 08
Dear Clayart,
This is a base I have been using with variations, and now have tried it
with many colorants.
Here are the results, verbal and visual are on my flickr site, at
http://www.flickr.com/photos/organize/
You can also get there from my website, www. alisapots.dk (Glazses, see
more tests)
These tests may be of interest for overlapping glazes, as so many were
very fluid. I would use them very high on the pot if used over another
glaze. I think they will come a long way down the sides.
No. 20 was very interesting for its relative stiffness and variegation for
an otherwise fluid flock.
No. 19 was a close second for a Floating Blue, with just not as much fur.
A lot of color and movement.
In the next tests I will adjust the balance of the glaze to try to get it
to be stiffer. There were some that crazed, but many that did not.
There was also a great deal of opalescence in the high Rutile containing
tests.
I would recommend protecting your shelves if you test any of these glazes,
especially if you overlap.
Best regards,
Alisa in Denmark
Dolita Clear
30 Frit 169
30 EPK
15 Silica
10 Ball Clay
15 Dolomite
1.
Base
Transluscent, gloss
2.
1 Co. Carb.
Transluscent, gloss, medium blue
3.
3 Co. Carb.
Transluscent, gloss, dark blue, running
4.
1. Co. Carb., 2 Rutile
Transluscent, gloss dark blue with dark to black pooled areas.
5
1 Co. Carb., 4.5 RutileTransluscent, olive green ground with blue rivelets
and streaks
6.
1 Co. Carb. 6 Rutile
Gloss, overall and covering medium green, breaking brown with slight
bluish streaking
6a
1 Cobalt, 2 Chrome
Gloss, covering medium to dark green
6b
2 Cobalt, 2 Chrome
Gloss, covering dark greenish teal
6c
2 Cobalt, 2 Copper Carb., 2 Tin Oxide
Gloss, coveringdark green, slightly lighter than above
6d
2 Cobalt, 2 Copper Carb., 10 Tin Oxide
Gloss, covering teal green
6e
2 Cobalt Carb., 2 Copper Carb,3 Titanium, 2 Rutile
Semi gloss, covering, grey blue ground with greenish brown cast
7.
1 Cobalt Carb., 1 RIO
Gloss, cover, very dark blue
8
1 Cobalt Carb., 3 RIO
Gloss, dark blue with almost black pooling. Very fluid and high edges but
did not run. Crazed
9.
1 Co. Carb., 5 Ochre
Gloss, very dark blue, fluid edges
10.
2 Co. Carb., 1 Tin
Gloss, very dark blue, fluid and ran off tile
11. 3 Rutile
Transluscent, gloss, pale yellow. Crazed
12.
6 Rutile
Transluscent ground, pale yellow, heavily streaked with opalescence. High
egde but did not run off tile. Very fluid. Crazed
13.
6 Rutile, 6 RIO
Semi mat, covering medium brown balzes. Appears to have and overall
sparkle made up of tiny crystals.
14.
3 Copper Carb.
Transluscent, gloss, pale green glaze.
15.
6 Copper Carb.
Transluscent, gloss, medium green with dark green streaking. Very fluid,
but did not run, crazed
16.
3. Copper Carb., 3 Rutile
Transluscent, gloss, medium green streaking and shell over light brown
ground. Crazing
17. 3 Copper Carb., 6 Rutile, 1.5 Co. Carb.
Gloss, covering, very fluid with several streaking colors over a medium
green grown. Streaking is turquoise, brwon and blue. Very fluid and
running, off tile in one area. Breaking brown.
18.
4 Cu., 6 Rutile
Almost transluscent gloss, very fluid, exageration of above. Ran off the
tile. Extreme
19.
1 Cobalt, 4 Rutile, 2 RIO
Gloss, covering multi colored glaze. Brown ground and breaking, with
streaking blue, green and beige. A lot of movement without running.
A good runner up for Floating Blue.
20.
1 Cobalt Carb., 5 Rutile, 0.5 RIO
Semi gloss, covering and variegated green. Dark green ground with lighter
green speckling.
21.
5 RIO
Transluscent, gloss, medium brown
22.
10 RIO
Transluscent, gloss, dark brown
23.
5 Tin
Gloss, covering, soft white, slight yellowish cast
24.
10 Tin
Gloss, covering, white
25.
5 Zircopax
Transluscent, cream. Badly crazed.
26.
10 Zircopax
Gloss, covering, stark white
27.
5 Titianium
Transluscent, pale umber, slight opalescence where pooled
No no. 28
29.
10 Titianium
Transluscent, gloss, light yellow ground, with thick streaking white
cyrstals and blue opalescence. Ran off tile, extreme
30.
5 Titianium, 5 RIO
Gloss, covering medium brown with dark blue streaking. Red in one of the
streaks. A lot of movement, high edge, but did not run
31.
1.5 Titanium, 15 RIO
Gloss, medium brown ground with a lot of movement streaking, blue and
black.
Ran off tile, extreme
32.
1 Rutile, 12.5 RIO
Semi gloss, brown and black streaking. Darkest where pooled.
33.
4 Manganese, 6 Rutile
Gloss, overall beige with blueish pooling
34.
4. Manganese, 0.4 Co. Carb., 6 Rutile
Gloss, overall beige with very fluish grey blue streaking and pinkish
casts. Ran off tile, extreme
Mary Meyers on wed 6 feb 08
I just read Alisa Clausen's note about her glazes and thought I would =
check
out her test results. When I clicked on the sight she had listed =
pictures of
my work was on that web site. Can anyone tell me how this happened?
Mary Meyers
-----Original Message-----
From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG] On Behalf Of Alisa =
Clausen
Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2008 2:35 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Glaze test for Dolita Base, with colorants
Dear Clayart,
This is a base I have been using with variations, and now have tried it
with many colorants.
Here are the results, verbal and visual are on my flickr site, at
http://www.flickr.com/photos/organize/
You can also get there from my website, www. alisapots.dk (Glazses, see
more tests)
These tests may be of interest for overlapping glazes, as so many were
very fluid. I would use them very high on the pot if used over another
glaze. I think they will come a long way down the sides.
No. 20 was very interesting for its relative stiffness and variegation =
for
an otherwise fluid flock.
No. 19 was a close second for a Floating Blue, with just not as much =
fur.
A lot of color and movement.
In the next tests I will adjust the balance of the glaze to try to get =
it
to be stiffer. There were some that crazed, but many that did not.
There was also a great deal of opalescence in the high Rutile containing
tests.
I would recommend protecting your shelves if you test any of these =
glazes,
especially if you overlap.
Best regards,
Alisa in Denmark
Dolita Clear
30 Frit 169
30 EPK
15 Silica
10 Ball Clay
15 Dolomite
1.
Base
Transluscent, gloss
2.
1 Co. Carb.
Transluscent, gloss, medium blue
3.
3 Co. Carb.
Transluscent, gloss, dark blue, running
4.
1. Co. Carb., 2 Rutile
Transluscent, gloss dark blue with dark to black pooled areas.
5
1 Co. Carb., 4.5 RutileTransluscent, olive green ground with blue =
rivelets
and streaks
6.
1 Co. Carb. 6 Rutile
Gloss, overall and covering medium green, breaking brown with slight
bluish streaking
6a
1 Cobalt, 2 Chrome
Gloss, covering medium to dark green
6b
2 Cobalt, 2 Chrome
Gloss, covering dark greenish teal
6c
2 Cobalt, 2 Copper Carb., 2 Tin Oxide
Gloss, coveringdark green, slightly lighter than above
6d
2 Cobalt, 2 Copper Carb., 10 Tin Oxide
Gloss, covering teal green
6e
2 Cobalt Carb., 2 Copper Carb,3 Titanium, 2 Rutile
Semi gloss, covering, grey blue ground with greenish brown cast
7.
1 Cobalt Carb., 1 RIO
Gloss, cover, very dark blue
8
1 Cobalt Carb., 3 RIO
Gloss, dark blue with almost black pooling. Very fluid and high edges =
but
did not run. Crazed
9.
1 Co. Carb., 5 Ochre
Gloss, very dark blue, fluid edges
10.
2 Co. Carb., 1 Tin
Gloss, very dark blue, fluid and ran off tile
11. 3 Rutile
Transluscent, gloss, pale yellow. Crazed
12.
6 Rutile
Transluscent ground, pale yellow, heavily streaked with opalescence. =
High
egde but did not run off tile. Very fluid. Crazed
13.
6 Rutile, 6 RIO
Semi mat, covering medium brown balzes. Appears to have and overall
sparkle made up of tiny crystals.
14.
3 Copper Carb.
Transluscent, gloss, pale green glaze.
15.
6 Copper Carb.
Transluscent, gloss, medium green with dark green streaking. Very fluid,
but did not run, crazed
16.
3. Copper Carb., 3 Rutile
Transluscent, gloss, medium green streaking and shell over light brown
ground. Crazing
17. 3 Copper Carb., 6 Rutile, 1.5 Co. Carb.
Gloss, covering, very fluid with several streaking colors over a medium
green grown. Streaking is turquoise, brwon and blue. Very fluid and
running, off tile in one area. Breaking brown.
18.
4 Cu., 6 Rutile
Almost transluscent gloss, very fluid, exageration of above. Ran off the
tile. Extreme
19.
1 Cobalt, 4 Rutile, 2 RIO
Gloss, covering multi colored glaze. Brown ground and breaking, with
streaking blue, green and beige. A lot of movement without running.
A good runner up for Floating Blue.
20.
1 Cobalt Carb., 5 Rutile, 0.5 RIO
Semi gloss, covering and variegated green. Dark green ground with =
lighter
green speckling.
21.
5 RIO
Transluscent, gloss, medium brown
22.
10 RIO
Transluscent, gloss, dark brown
23.
5 Tin
Gloss, covering, soft white, slight yellowish cast
24.
10 Tin
Gloss, covering, white
25.
5 Zircopax
Transluscent, cream. Badly crazed.
26.
10 Zircopax
Gloss, covering, stark white
27.
5 Titianium
Transluscent, pale umber, slight opalescence where pooled
No no. 28
29.
10 Titianium
Transluscent, gloss, light yellow ground, with thick streaking white
cyrstals and blue opalescence. Ran off tile, extreme
30.
5 Titianium, 5 RIO
Gloss, covering medium brown with dark blue streaking. Red in one of =
the
streaks. A lot of movement, high edge, but did not run
31.
1.5 Titanium, 15 RIO
Gloss, medium brown ground with a lot of movement streaking, blue and
black.
Ran off tile, extreme
32.
1 Rutile, 12.5 RIO
Semi gloss, brown and black streaking. Darkest where pooled.
33.
4 Manganese, 6 Rutile
Gloss, overall beige with blueish pooling
34.
4. Manganese, 0.4 Co. Carb., 6 Rutile
Gloss, overall beige with very fluish grey blue streaking and pinkish
casts. Ran off tile, extreme
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Lori Leary on wed 6 feb 08
Mary,
Do you have images on flickr? I think the link is not specific to
Alisa's flickr site and it directed you to your own site.
Lori L.
Mary Meyers wrote:
> I just read Alisa Clausen's note about her glazes and thought I would check
> out her test results. When I clicked on the sight she had listed pictures of
> my work was on that web site. Can anyone tell me how this happened?
> Mary Meyers
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG] On Behalf Of Alisa Clausen
> Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2008 2:35 PM
> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
> Subject: Glaze test for Dolita Base, with colorants
>
> Dear Clayart,
> This is a base I have been using with variations, and now have tried it
> with many colorants.
>
> Here are the results, verbal and visual are on my flickr site, at
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/organize/
>
> You can also get there from my website, www. alisapots.dk (Glazses, see
> more tests)
>
> These tests may be of interest for overlapping glazes, as so many were
> very fluid. I would use them very high on the pot if used over another
> glaze. I think they will come a long way down the sides.
>
> No. 20 was very interesting for its relative stiffness and variegation for
> an otherwise fluid flock.
>
> No. 19 was a close second for a Floating Blue, with just not as much fur.
> A lot of color and movement.
>
> In the next tests I will adjust the balance of the glaze to try to get it
> to be stiffer. There were some that crazed, but many that did not.
>
> There was also a great deal of opalescence in the high Rutile containing
> tests.
>
> I would recommend protecting your shelves if you test any of these glazes,
> especially if you overlap.
>
> Best regards,
> Alisa in Denmark
>
>
>
> Dolita Clear
>
> 30 Frit 169
> 30 EPK
> 15 Silica
> 10 Ball Clay
> 15 Dolomite
>
> 1.
> Base
> Transluscent, gloss
>
> 2.
> 1 Co. Carb.
> Transluscent, gloss, medium blue
>
> 3.
> 3 Co. Carb.
> Transluscent, gloss, dark blue, running
>
> 4.
> 1. Co. Carb., 2 Rutile
> Transluscent, gloss dark blue with dark to black pooled areas.
>
>
> 5
> 1 Co. Carb., 4.5 RutileTransluscent, olive green ground with blue rivelets
> and streaks
>
> 6.
> 1 Co. Carb. 6 Rutile
> Gloss, overall and covering medium green, breaking brown with slight
> bluish streaking
>
> 6a
> 1 Cobalt, 2 Chrome
> Gloss, covering medium to dark green
>
> 6b
> 2 Cobalt, 2 Chrome
> Gloss, covering dark greenish teal
>
> 6c
> 2 Cobalt, 2 Copper Carb., 2 Tin Oxide
> Gloss, coveringdark green, slightly lighter than above
>
> 6d
> 2 Cobalt, 2 Copper Carb., 10 Tin Oxide
> Gloss, covering teal green
>
> 6e
> 2 Cobalt Carb., 2 Copper Carb,3 Titanium, 2 Rutile
> Semi gloss, covering, grey blue ground with greenish brown cast
>
>
> 7.
> 1 Cobalt Carb., 1 RIO
> Gloss, cover, very dark blue
>
> 8
> 1 Cobalt Carb., 3 RIO
> Gloss, dark blue with almost black pooling. Very fluid and high edges but
> did not run. Crazed
>
> 9.
> 1 Co. Carb., 5 Ochre
> Gloss, very dark blue, fluid edges
>
> 10.
> 2 Co. Carb., 1 Tin
> Gloss, very dark blue, fluid and ran off tile
>
>
> 11. 3 Rutile
> Transluscent, gloss, pale yellow. Crazed
>
> 12.
> 6 Rutile
> Transluscent ground, pale yellow, heavily streaked with opalescence. High
> egde but did not run off tile. Very fluid. Crazed
>
> 13.
> 6 Rutile, 6 RIO
> Semi mat, covering medium brown balzes. Appears to have and overall
> sparkle made up of tiny crystals.
>
> 14.
> 3 Copper Carb.
> Transluscent, gloss, pale green glaze.
>
>
> 15.
> 6 Copper Carb.
> Transluscent, gloss, medium green with dark green streaking. Very fluid,
> but did not run, crazed
>
>
> 16.
> 3. Copper Carb., 3 Rutile
> Transluscent, gloss, medium green streaking and shell over light brown
> ground. Crazing
>
>
> 17. 3 Copper Carb., 6 Rutile, 1.5 Co. Carb.
> Gloss, covering, very fluid with several streaking colors over a medium
> green grown. Streaking is turquoise, brwon and blue. Very fluid and
> running, off tile in one area. Breaking brown.
>
>
> 18.
> 4 Cu., 6 Rutile
> Almost transluscent gloss, very fluid, exageration of above. Ran off the
> tile. Extreme
>
> 19.
> 1 Cobalt, 4 Rutile, 2 RIO
> Gloss, covering multi colored glaze. Brown ground and breaking, with
> streaking blue, green and beige. A lot of movement without running.
> A good runner up for Floating Blue.
>
> 20.
> 1 Cobalt Carb., 5 Rutile, 0.5 RIO
> Semi gloss, covering and variegated green. Dark green ground with lighter
> green speckling.
>
> 21.
> 5 RIO
> Transluscent, gloss, medium brown
>
> 22.
> 10 RIO
> Transluscent, gloss, dark brown
>
> 23.
> 5 Tin
> Gloss, covering, soft white, slight yellowish cast
>
> 24.
> 10 Tin
> Gloss, covering, white
>
> 25.
> 5 Zircopax
> Transluscent, cream. Badly crazed.
>
> 26.
> 10 Zircopax
> Gloss, covering, stark white
>
> 27.
> 5 Titianium
> Transluscent, pale umber, slight opalescence where pooled
>
> No no. 28
>
> 29.
> 10 Titianium
> Transluscent, gloss, light yellow ground, with thick streaking white
> cyrstals and blue opalescence. Ran off tile, extreme
>
>
> 30.
> 5 Titianium, 5 RIO
> Gloss, covering medium brown with dark blue streaking. Red in one of the
> streaks. A lot of movement, high edge, but did not run
>
> 31.
> 1.5 Titanium, 15 RIO
> Gloss, medium brown ground with a lot of movement streaking, blue and
> black.
> Ran off tile, extreme
>
> 32.
> 1 Rutile, 12.5 RIO
> Semi gloss, brown and black streaking. Darkest where pooled.
>
> 33.
> 4 Manganese, 6 Rutile
> Gloss, overall beige with blueish pooling
>
>
> 34.
> 4. Manganese, 0.4 Co. Carb., 6 Rutile
> Gloss, overall beige with very fluish grey blue streaking and pinkish
> casts. Ran off tile, extreme
>
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Alisa Clausen on thu 7 feb 08
http://www.flickr.com/photos/glazes/sets/
that is the link,
don't otherwise know how I copied the wrong one.
Also, as said, from my website www.alisapots,dk
on the glaze recipe page, there is the link again
if you click on "see more of Alisa's tests" thank you
Maurice!
I am going to retest a few of these because it makes me wonder that
a slight adjustment to the original formula has made the glaze
much glossier and apparently really fluid with some oxides. But it
is all in the balance and that makes it exciting.
Get to go to a big coffee today for my neighbors 50th.
Best regards from Alisa in Denmark
Jason Hooper on thu 7 feb 08
Alisa's link to Flickr was to the general 'organize' page, which will
show you your own photos. For the rest of us, I think we will find
Alisa's glaze tests here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/glazes/
cheers,
Jason
Mary Meyers wrote:
> I just read Alisa Clausen's note about her glazes and thought I would check
> out her test results. When I clicked on the sight she had listed pictures of
> my work was on that web site. Can anyone tell me how this happened?
> Mary Meyers
>
> -----Original Message-----
> Dear Clayart,
> This is a base I have been using with variations, and now have tried it
> with many colorants.
>
> Here are the results, verbal and visual are on my flickr site, at
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/organize/
--
Jason Hooper
http://www.jjhooper.com
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