Glaze firing of ceramic pottery, plates and bowls, full record, satisfying ASMR

Here I show the full record on glazing the previously wheel-thrown plates and bowls. From this ASMR video, you can see how I apply glaze to bisque-fired pots. You may simply find this video relaxing. The kiln unloading part is always exciting to me. I hope you enjoy it as well.
Part 1: • Throw porcelain plates...
Part 2: • Trim and decorate clay...
Final Part: • Glaze firing of cerami...
Hi, this is Wanying Liang. I am an artist based in upstate New York. I record the process of how I work on ceramic sculptures. The videos are mostly slow, quiet, sometimes might be boring, but you may find them satisfying to watch, too.
I hope you enjoy and please let me know if you've got any questions down in the comments. Please subscribe to my channel for more videos on ceramic art sculptures.
Thanks for watching and I'll see you soon with a new upload.
Website: wanyingliang.com
Instagram: / wanyingliang
Tools I recommend:
For cutting holes:
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Tool kit set for beginners:
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For scoring:
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Soft rib:
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Wire stylus tool:
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Mudwire:
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Clay scraper:
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[@vaishalijain1995]

Beautiful work! Thanks for sharing

[@AnLe-yg9ln]

Thank for sharing

[@Liangceramicstudio]

Thank you~

[@ianlai1764]

So beautiful artworks

[@Liangceramicstudio]

Thank you!

[@desireececconi5029]

Sei bravissima

[@Liangceramicstudio]

Grazi mille! (Google translated)

[@marcelaolivares3320]

Beautiful!

[@Liangceramicstudio]

Thank you!

[@marcelaolivares3320]

@@Liangceramicstudio Dear Liang, That Color is so vintage and beautiful!,,, do you work with stoneware?, congrats!!

[@Liangceramicstudio]

@Marcela Oliv Thanks! I mainly use stoneware to make sculptures. These are made of porcelain.

[@marcelaolivares3320]

@@Liangceramicstudio ohhh so beautiful!

[@itadakiharu6272]

Beautiful work!I wonder if waxing the bottom of the plates would not work better than scraping,washing off the glaze?

[@Liangceramicstudio]

Thanks! Yes you can wax the bottom of the plates as an alternative way to scrapping and washing off the glaze. It's just my personal choice.

[@romanchn4742]

beautiful what cone do you fire please

[@Liangceramicstudio]

Thank you, I fire them to cone6.