So great to watch you experience your first crystals -- enjoyed the casual interaction between the two of you and watching over your shoulder listening to the conversation as the process went along and the pieces were critiqued. The crystals are beautiful. So fun exploring new things. 👍🏼❤️
The wife has a Geil Kiln and it is collecting dust. I have become Email buds with Bill Boyd. Sent him some software I wrote for the Geil kiln and after 8 months, received an amazing Boyd gallery piece in the mail as payment. A lidded jar that is just jaw dropping...
hi from canada Mr. Kelly! More Crystalline !!! ps highly recommend cmc gum (1-6 gum to water) in your mixture as well as nice calligraphy brushes to apply your crystalline glaze
Hi Matthew - Many years ago I worked with a potter out of LA who has been making crystalline pottery for over 30 yrs. Absolutely beautiful but takes a while to learn the nuances of applying the glaze. I'm certain you'll do just fine.
Matt my wife was just telling me about you doing the Crystalline glaze, I didn't know she has been following you on Facebook this is funny because she likes the glaze and she has been watching you all the time. I don't do Facebook so I would't have known. I have subscribed quite a while back on RUclips and I know we will get a chance to come your way sooner or later. I've seen about every video keep up the good work. eddie.
Hi, off topic, but just watched one of your videos. Now I'm looking for a video about the wheel you used (sink throwing 2yrs ago). It's in a bucket. Does such thing exist? Thank you 🙂
I hope you know what you're getting into Matt! hahahahaha This is a whole different ball game. We have a mutual acquaintance in Bill Powell, he sent me a complimentary piece of his crystalline pottery a while ago. If you want I could photograph the piece and send you a copy? He is a master of crystalline Matt. Another potter you might `definitely` want to `look up` is Matt Horne Pottery`. He based here in the UK in Folkestone in Kent. He is also an acquaintance of mine. You would do well to contact him in this new venture of yours. He is another of crystalline. The other thing to note is that crystalline has to be expensive to recover the enormous costs Matt! You'll learn this as you proceed I am sure. Best of luck to you.
Thanks for the info. I’m glad you have great acquaintances close to home. I did send Matt a message a few years ago with no response but I understand it now with RUclips comments… haha. I definitely have already learned with the time and expense that crystalline will be more pricey. Thanks for the info.
So Matthew will the next video show you removing the base ring? Really want to see how that comes off and what type of "clean up" you do. Hope you try the same glazes in the new Electric kiln.
can you please do a video about popping the pedestals off and then grinding the surface to see how you would clean them up? thank you
Your smile after opening the door was really genuine
Exciting
So great to watch you experience your first crystals -- enjoyed the casual interaction between the two of you and watching over your shoulder listening to the conversation as the process went along and the pieces were critiqued. The crystals are beautiful. So fun exploring new things. 👍🏼❤️
Thanks for sharing, Matthew. They look really good!
Love the crystals! Can't wait to see more!
Beautiful! I can hardly wait to see the next video!
Move over Morgans! Here comes Matthew Kelly! Beautiful crystalline pots. I love the butterscotch glaze.
Got some great crystals on the pots and nice ones on the catch trays!
Hey Matt, congrats on your firing and cherish your pots as they all are one of a kind, hope to see you soon!! Take Care!!!
WOW. Amazing. Trying new stuff keeps it fresh, it's a potter's rich reward.
Fantastic crystals, I do it in electric kilns but have never seen it in gas! Love your results! 👍👍
Challenge accepted Mathew Kelly, Challenge accepted. Im so glad you got crystals for your first fire. That's amazing stuff!
Wow these are amazing.
The wife has a Geil Kiln and it is collecting dust. I have become Email buds with Bill Boyd. Sent him some software I wrote for the Geil kiln and after 8 months, received an amazing Boyd gallery piece in the mail as payment. A lidded jar that is just jaw dropping...
Awesome results Matthew
Awesome results!
A couple of days ago I watched on YT a potter named Andy Boswell doing crystalline without trays. Maybe something for you to look into. Great job.
I got one of these from my Patreon subscription absolutely love it. I have never seen crystals like this.
I’m so glad you love it!!
hi from canada Mr. Kelly! More Crystalline !!! ps highly recommend cmc gum (1-6 gum to water)
in your mixture as well as nice calligraphy brushes to apply your crystalline glaze
Hi Matthew - Many years ago I worked with a potter out of LA who has been making crystalline pottery for over 30 yrs. Absolutely beautiful but takes a while to learn the nuances of applying the glaze. I'm certain you'll do just fine.
Bill Powell recommended that you don’t use porcelain slip to fill the gap at the ring. (Too sticky)
Any other stoneware slip will do.
I never did it. I'm just learning how to use mid-range glazes.
They looked perfect, it just drained the glaze a bit. fixes with grinder.Well done.
Awesome!!
Good to see you into porcelain and crystals!
Sweet!!!
Hey Matthew, when you like crystalline you should watch or maybe talk to Matt Horne. From what i know he is into crystalline big.
I am aware of his work and it is amazing. I did message him a couple years ago with no reply but I understand how tough replying to comments can be.
This is so interesting
Beautiful
I have never seen it brushed on with crystal glazes. I used to always dip:) work also:)
Matt my wife was just telling me about you doing the Crystalline glaze, I didn't know she has been following you on Facebook this is funny because she likes the glaze and she has been watching you all the time. I don't do Facebook so I would't have known. I have subscribed quite a while back on RUclips and I know we will get a chance to come your way sooner or later. I've seen about every video keep up the good work. eddie.
Very different for sure.
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Hi, off topic, but just watched one of your videos. Now I'm looking for a video about the wheel you used (sink throwing 2yrs ago). It's in a bucket. Does such thing exist? Thank you 🙂
I hope you know what you're getting into Matt! hahahahaha
This is a whole different ball game.
We have a mutual acquaintance in Bill Powell, he sent me a complimentary piece of his crystalline pottery a while ago. If you want I could photograph the piece and send you a copy?
He is a master of crystalline Matt.
Another potter you might `definitely` want to `look up` is Matt Horne Pottery`. He based here in the UK in Folkestone in Kent. He is also an acquaintance of mine. You would do well to contact him in this new venture of yours. He is another of crystalline.
The other thing to note is that crystalline has to be expensive to recover the enormous costs Matt! You'll learn this as you proceed I am sure.
Best of luck to you.
Thanks for the info. I’m glad you have great acquaintances close to home. I did send Matt a message a few years ago with no response but I understand it now with RUclips comments… haha. I definitely have already learned with the time and expense that crystalline will be more pricey. Thanks for the info.
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So Matthew will the next video show you removing the base ring? Really want to see how that comes off and what type of "clean up" you do. Hope you try the same glazes in the new Electric kiln.
Great idea. I haven’t removed any bases yet because I need to buy a new blowtorch.
Very beautiful and exciting