jharrisglassart on thu 16 jun 05
Hello,
Does anyone have an idea where I can find black porcelain?=20
thanks.
Joyce White,Artist/Designer
J.Harris Glass Art
www.jharrisglassart.com
Email: jharrisglassart@cox.net
Tel: 602.304.1040
ART SHOW!!!
PLEASE VISIT ME IN BOOTH E-8
AT 552 N. 40TH ST.
PHOENIX,AZ.85008
8/27/2005 & 8/28/05
jharrisglassart on thu 16 jun 05
HELLO,
I am Joyce White, not Joyce Lee, sorry for any mix up. I wanted to know =
if anyone know where I can find some black porcelain.,
Thank you in advance for any response.
Regards,=20
Joyce White,Artist/Designer
J.Harris Glass Art
www.jharrisglassart.com
Email: jharrisglassart@cox.net
Tel: 602.304.1040
ART SHOW!!!
PLEASE VISIT ME IN BOOTH E-8
AT 552 N. 40TH ST.
PHOENIX,AZ.85008
8/27/2005 & 8/28/05
Debbie on fri 17 jun 05
Yes, I've bought black porcelain slip (Seeley's Ebony) from Ceramic
Warehouse in Chino CA (909) 627-4139. Debbie
> Subject: black porcelain
>
>
> Hello,
>
> Does anyone have an idea where I can find black porcelain?
>
> thanks.
> Joyce White,Artist/Designer
>
jharrisglassart on sat 18 jun 05
Thank you, is it possible to get that address or phone number? I would like
to order some.
Joyce White, Artist,Designer
----- Original Message -----
From: "Patricia Dailey"
To:
Sent: Friday, June 17, 2005 10:22 PM
Subject: Re: Black Porcelain
> Hi,
> Axner Pottery produces several types of colored porcelain, including
> black. It's very pricey,
> costing over $15 for 5 pounds, but it makes a great black color, and
> glazes like a dream.
> Hope this helps,
> Patricia Dailey
>
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Patricia Dailey on sat 18 jun 05
Hi,
Axner Pottery produces several types of colored porcelain, including black. It's very pricey,
costing over $15 for 5 pounds, but it makes a great black color, and glazes like a dream.
Hope this helps,
Patricia Dailey
Steve Mills on sun 19 jun 05
Coloured clays are very nice BUT;
High cost colours like blacks and blues make them a very expensive
option, As you only actually SEE 3 to 5 percent of the colour that forms
the surface, the rest is hidden inside.
I have suggested the following as solution to a number of our customers,
who have come back and reported it as very effective. Make the piece in
unadulterated clay, make a slip from the same body, adding the colour
you want to use, and slip-cover the finished article!
This same approach can be used with coarse clays for pit/bonfire firing
where a burnished surface is wanted, slipping the finished piece with a
slip made from the original clay, minus the grog, and burnishing that.
--
Steve Mills
Bath
UK
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