Snail Scott on fri 15 jul 05
At 08:28 AM 7/15/2005 -0700, you wrote:
>...i'm looking for advice
>on what glazes are good to use with oxides and what
>are not...
Do you mean 'Which glaze base recipes are good to
add colorant oxides to, to make a colored glaze?',
or, 'Which glazes are good to paint oxides on top
of as an added decoration?'
Since there are a million different glazes out there,
the answer to both these really is, 'try it and see'.
Honest; not trying to duck the question, but since
there are so many variables: glaze recipes, oxide
concentrations, and your intentions, only you can
really say what works for you and what doesn't. If
you could give us a better idea of what you want to
end up with, though, we can maybe point you in the
right direction (or several right directions, more
likely). :)
-Snail
Steve Slatin on fri 15 jul 05
Tova --
One good starting point is June Perry's website
http://www.angelfire.com/art2/shambhalapottery/oxidewashes.html
(that has to be all in the address together) on
oxides.
-- Steve Slatin
--- Tova Gabrielle wrote:
> hi all,
>
> i hope i'm doing this right. i'm looking for advice
> on what glazes are good to use with oxides and what
> are not.
>
> thanks!
> tova in berkeley
Steve Slatin --
Frail my heart apart and play me little Shady Grove
Ring the bells of Rhymney till they ring inside my head forever
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Tova Gabrielle on fri 15 jul 05
hi all,
i hope i'm doing this right. i'm looking for advice
on what glazes are good to use with oxides and what
are not.
thanks!
tova in berkeley
Tova
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Ann Brink on fri 15 jul 05
Tova, please don't take this as a rebuke, but the question you are asking is
one that will give you the much excitement and suspense in discovering for
yourself by doing your own tests.
Try oxide brushwork over various glazes, also try oxides on greenware, try
many things and when you open the kiln and see good or bad results, you'll
know what you want to explore further.
Best of luck,
Ann Brink in Lompoc, CA
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tova Gabrielle"
> hi all,
>
> i hope i'm doing this right. i'm looking for advice
> on what glazes are good to use with oxides and what
> are not.
>
> thanks!
> tova in berkeley
>
> Tova
>
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