Marcia Selsor on wed 17 apr 02
I used a tungsten wash then resisted under a ^6 clear and got a very nice
green.
Marcia Selsor in Montana
george koller wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> The book "Water Colour on Porcelain" by Arne Ase was published by the
> Norwegian Press in 1989. I am revisiting the book and I am once again
> overwhelmed with the potentials of the metal sulfates (and related
> solutions/techniques) as fantastically rich colorants....
>
> My questions are these; does anybody know of
>
> 1. research work beyond this book (using the metal solutions as
> colorants) .
>
> 2. artists (or perhaps studios) using the metal solutions as
> colorants.
>
> 3. artists that may have a particular interest in exploring the metal
> solutions as colorants. (Work would most likely be done at the Ceramic
> Corridor Innovation Center, Alfred NY.)
>
> If so, please contact me off-list.
>
> Thank you,
>
> George Koller
>
>
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Gary H. Holt on wed 17 apr 02
George... I'd like to answer you off-list, but you didn't include
your
email address, and the header on your post said only 'sent on behalf of
George Koller'. If you'll send me your address (off-list) I'll respond.
Thanks.
Gary Holt -
Berkeley, CA.
www.garyholt.com
george koller on wed 17 apr 02
Hi All,
The book "Water Colour on Porcelain" by Arne Ase was published by the
Norwegian Press in 1989. I am revisiting the book and I am once again
overwhelmed with the potentials of the metal sulfates (and related
solutions/techniques) as fantastically rich colorants....
My questions are these; does anybody know of
1. research work beyond this book (using the metal solutions as
colorants) .
2. artists (or perhaps studios) using the metal solutions as
colorants.
3. artists that may have a particular interest in exploring the metal
solutions as colorants. (Work would most likely be done at the Ceramic
Corridor Innovation Center, Alfred NY.)
If so, please contact me off-list.
Thank you,
George Koller
ENOliver on thu 18 apr 02
George,
I have tried three times to respond to this message. Each time it was
returned. Would you e-mail me at enoliver@starpower.net. Thanks, Elaine
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Subject: Water Colour on Porcelain (sulfates), Revisited
Hi All,
The book "Water Colour on Porcelain" by Arne Ase was published by the
Norwegian Press in 1989. I am revisiting the book and I am once again
overwhelmed with the potentials of the metal sulfates (and related
solutions/techniques) as fantastically rich colorants....
My questions are these; does anybody know of
1. research work beyond this book (using the metal solutions as
colorants) .
2. artists (or perhaps studios) using the metal solutions as
colorants.
3. artists that may have a particular interest in exploring the metal
solutions as colorants. (Work would most likely be done at the Ceramic
Corridor Innovation Center, Alfred NY.)
If so, please contact me off-list.
Thank you,
George Koller
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Susan on thu 18 apr 02
If anyone is interested in Arne Ase's work, check out the following website
for a reprint of July 1996 issue of Ceramics Technical -- "The Enigma of
Watercolours on Porcelain"
http://home.vicnet.net.au/~claynet/wop.htm
susan
>
> george koller wrote:
>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> The book "Water Colour on Porcelain" by Arne Ase was published by the
>> Norwegian Press in 1989. I am revisiting the book and I am once again
>> overwhelmed with the potentials of the metal sulfates (and related
>> solutions/techniques) as fantastically rich colorants....
>>
>> My questions are these; does anybody know of
>>
>> 1. research work beyond this book (using the metal solutions as
>> colorants) .
>>
>> 2. artists (or perhaps studios) using the metal solutions as
>> colorants.
>>
>> 3. artists that may have a particular interest in exploring the metal
>> solutions as colorants. (Work would most likely be done at the Ceramic
>> Corridor Innovation Center, Alfred NY.)
>>
>> If so, please contact me off-list.
>>
>> Thank you,
>>
>> George Koller
>>
>>
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_>> _
>> Send postings to clayart@lsv.ceramics.org
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>>
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>> melpots@pclink.com.
>
>
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george koller on thu 25 apr 02
Marcia,
Thank you for your communication concerning the metal
sulfates. We have also begun experimenting with "washes"
on the underlying light colored bisque tiles to interesting
effects, but not with tungsten. Very interesting! Will put
this one into my notebook.
George Koller
Marcia Selsor wrote:
> I used a tungsten wash then resisted under a ^6 clear and got a very nice
green.
> Marcia Selsor in Montana
>
> george koller wrote:
>
> > Hi All,
> >
> > The book "Water Colour on Porcelain" by Arne Ase was published by the
> > Norwegian Press in 1989. I am revisiting the book and I am once again
> > overwhelmed with the potentials of the metal sulfates (and related
> > solutions/techniques) as fantastically rich colorants....
> >
> > My questions are these; does anybody know of
> >
> > 1. research work beyond this book (using the metal solutions as
> > colorants) .
> >
> > 2. artists (or perhaps studios) using the metal solutions as
> > colorants.
> >
> > 3. artists that may have a particular interest in exploring the metal
> > solutions as colorants. (Work would most likely be done at the Ceramic
> > Corridor Innovation Center, Alfred NY.)
> >
> > If so, please contact me off-list.
> >
> > Thank you,
> >
> > George Koller
> >
> >
____________________________________________________________________________
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> >
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melpots@pclink.com.
>
>
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