June Perry on mon 14 oct 02
recipes up
I just put a new page on my web site of Cone 10 R Chun (rutile blue) glaze
test tiles and recipes. It's the first of a few C10 pages I intend to post,
once I get the time to scan the test tiles and create the pages.
If you want to view them please go to my home page:
Shambhala Pottery
Go to the bottom of the page, on the right side click on the link:
C10R GLAZE GROUP 1
I apologize ahead of time for the bad scan and the resulting glare on some of
the tiles. I don't know why this scan came out like this and I tried
re-scanning several times and couldn't remove the glare. If we have any
Clayarter who have more experience with scanners than I, I'd appreciate any
input on how to improve the scan or edit the picture after the scan to remove
the glare.
For a really good close up look at the glazes -- if you have Paint Shop Pro,
or a similar program you can copy and paste the picture into one of those
programs and magnify it and get a good look at the colors. They're pretty
true on my computer, but not as clear to see with that glare; but you can get
a much clearer look when they're magnified.
Regards,
June Perry
http://www.angelfire.com/art2/shambhalapottery/index.html
Kathy Catlin on tue 15 oct 02
recipes up
Unfortunately after visiting your beautiful site I was left with advertising
that would not delete...bummer
Quoting June Perry :
> I just put a new page on my web site of Cone 10 R Chun (rutile blue)
> glaze
> test tiles and recipes. It's the first of a few C10 pages I intend to
> post,
> once I get the time to scan the test tiles and create the pages.
> If you want to view them please go to my home page:
>
> > HREF="http://www.angelfire.com/art2/shambhalapottery/index.html">Shambhala
> Pottery
>
> Go to the bottom of the page, on the right side click on the link:
>
> C10R GLAZE GROUP 1
>
> I apologize ahead of time for the bad scan and the resulting glare on
> some of
> the tiles. I don't know why this scan came out like this and I tried
> re-scanning several times and couldn't remove the glare. If we have
> any
> Clayarter who have more experience with scanners than I, I'd appreciate
> any
> input on how to improve the scan or edit the picture after the scan to
> remove
> the glare.
> For a really good close up look at the glazes -- if you have Paint Shop
> Pro,
> or a similar program you can copy and paste the picture into one of
> those
> programs and magnify it and get a good look at the colors. They're
> pretty
> true on my computer, but not as clear to see with that glare; but you
> can get
> a much clearer look when they're magnified.
>
> Regards,
> June Perry
> http://www.angelfire.com/art2/shambhalapottery/index.html
>
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