DIANA PANCIOLI, ASSOC. PROF. on mon 23 mar 98
Dear Clayarters:
The Glaze Doctor session at NCECA will consist of three SHORT slide
lecturettes with questions between and after: A Glazed Life, Two
Approaches, and Putting It All Together.
Part 1--"A Glazed Life" will briefly introduce the experiences I have
had with glaze: high temp reduction, oxidation and salt; low temp; and
in-glaze reduced lusters.
Part 2--"Two Approaches" will demonstrate a quick wet testing method used
to solve a crazing problem AND a calculation software approach to the same
problem.
Part 3--"Putting It All Together" will look at surface from a less
technical point of view and review ways to think about glazing, processes,
combinations of processes, and preferences.
The session will be held from 2-4:00 Friday. I hope you can come.
I confess that I have been reading the Clayart listserv for months with
the aim of preparing for the NCECA session--looking for timely
questions, concerns...
Thanks for your help. I have learned a great deal from both your questions
and your answers and, in fact, formulated the presentation with your
cumulative assistance.
Sincerely,
Diana Pancioli
EMU
maggie j jones on tue 24 mar 98
Hope you can pass some of these tricks, like the wet test? ...to us folks
who remain here in cyberspace!
Maggie Jones , Turtle Island Pottery, Black Mtn. NC
mrjj@juno.com
On Mon, 23 Mar 1998 10:30:42 EST "DIANA PANCIOLI, ASSOC. PROF."
writes:
>----------------------------Original
>message----------------------------
>Dear Clayarters:
>
>The Glaze Doctor session at NCECA will consist of three SHORT slide
>lecturettes with questions between and after: A Glazed Life, Two
>Approaches, and Putting It All Together.
>
>Part 1--"A Glazed Life" will briefly introduce the experiences I have
>had with glaze: high temp reduction, oxidation and salt; low temp;
>and
>in-glaze reduced lusters.
>
>Part 2--"Two Approaches" will demonstrate a quick wet testing method
>used
>to solve a crazing problem AND a calculation software approach to the
>same
>problem.
>
>Part 3--"Putting It All Together" will look at surface from a less
>technical point of view and review ways to think about glazing,
>processes,
>combinations of processes, and preferences.
>
>The session will be held from 2-4:00 Friday. I hope you can come.
>
>I confess that I have been reading the Clayart listserv for months
>with
>the aim of preparing for the NCECA session--looking for timely
>questions, concerns...
>
>Thanks for your help. I have learned a great deal from both your
>questions
>and your answers and, in fact, formulated the presentation with your
>cumulative assistance.
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Diana Pancioli
>EMU
>
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Bob Hanlin on wed 25 mar 98
Doctor:-)
If you can and are willing it would be nice to see some written word on
what you will be presenting at NCECA. I'll be at the conference on Wed. &
Thrus. but have a gig here in OKC on Friday. I was pained when I saw that
you were presenting on Friday. Do what you can, please. There are many of
us who will appreciate what you share.
At 07:50 AM 3/24/98 EST, you wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Hope you can pass some of these tricks, like the wet test? ...to us folks
>who remain here in cyberspace!
>
>Maggie Jones , Turtle Island Pottery, Black Mtn. NC
>mrjj@juno.com
>
>On Mon, 23 Mar 1998 10:30:42 EST "DIANA PANCIOLI, ASSOC. PROF."
> writes:
>>----------------------------Original
>>message----------------------------
>>Dear Clayarters:
>>
>>The Glaze Doctor session at NCECA will consist of three SHORT slide
>>lecturettes with questions between and after: A Glazed Life, Two
>>Approaches, and Putting It All Together.
>>
>>Part 1--"A Glazed Life" will briefly introduce the experiences I have
>>had with glaze: high temp reduction, oxidation and salt; low temp;
>>and
>>in-glaze reduced lusters.
>>
>>Part 2--"Two Approaches" will demonstrate a quick wet testing method
>>used
>>to solve a crazing problem AND a calculation software approach to the
>>same
>>problem.
>>
>>Part 3--"Putting It All Together" will look at surface from a less
>>technical point of view and review ways to think about glazing,
>>processes,
>>combinations of processes, and preferences.
>>
>>The session will be held from 2-4:00 Friday. I hope you can come.
>>
>>I confess that I have been reading the Clayart listserv for months
>>with
>>the aim of preparing for the NCECA session--looking for timely
>>questions, concerns...
>>
>>Thanks for your help. I have learned a great deal from both your
>>questions
>>and your answers and, in fact, formulated the presentation with your
>>cumulative assistance.
>>
>>Sincerely,
>>
>>Diana Pancioli
>>EMU
>>
>
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>
Bob Hanlin
bhanlin@ionet.net
Oklahoma City, OK
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