That took an incredible amount of work but it was well worth it. It looks perfect to me. I only wax the bottoms of my work but maybe I’ll get braver and incorporate it into my surface decorating. Thanks for an informative video.
I’ve never tried speedball anything other than India ink 🤩, but with all the shortages, I’m about to experiment with their underglazes. Amaco’s clear gloss sounds similar, pink. I usually choose a matte clear so that the finish is less glossy and I can see more of the design, but gloss is way less temperamental! Thanks for watching and for the helpful suggestion!
Just discovered your channel and love your delivery. I am very interested on making slipware and watched your video on it. But can you make a follow-on one where you: 1) add an Iron Oxide (Red, Black, or Yellow Ochre) to your vanilla slip, mix it, then apply it. Can you focus on the proportions of Iron Oxide, Sodium Silicate, and soda ash. Would be so helpful
Thanks for watching, Damon. My slip unit got cut short this year :o Depending on whether or not we are allowed back at school next year, it is one of my goals to expand my slip unit into using colored slips. Thanks for the request, it is on the docket!
This is still a mystery because they were the same temp as I do low fire. But I have never had this happen with any other type of pencil. This one pencil is the only one I’ve had this anomaly with: the Staedtler Norica 132 46 HB2 pencil. And even in the end it went away.
Great video thanks! Have you tried using Liquid latex instead of wax resist? I haven't used it myself (yet) but I heard that it solves the whole glaze beading issue as you can peel it off. Not sure if it leaves cleaner lines though
Your creative process inspires me to plan ahead in more detail and intention! You truly have crazy wonderful talent, and I’ve learned so much from you!
Terry, your kind words inspires me to keep making videos and to get better and then and my art! Thank you so much for taking the time to brighten my day! 🌞
lots of great advice and tips, would almost put some people going anywhere near wax resist. a lot of extra work went into that pot, it looked amazing in the end. as I'm a newbie in comparison to your years in ceramics, I'm still at the point of needing to rush work through only to be disappointed. I'm now seeing, the way forward in that doing more work in the making and decorating is worth it in the end. you having to repaint that pattern in black and white was so worth it. i see that now. thankyou, for all your videos. they are amazing, i only wish my art teacher had been anything like you, i might not have chosen what i did instead thanks
@@anniekate76 I wouldn’t advise it… it would make me nervous firing the chemicals. Also liquid wax fills all the pores of the ceramic. I can’t imagine a crayon fully covering the rough surface of ceramic easily. Also, ceramic wax isn’t crazy expensive. But I actually prefer latex resist that you can peel off. Good luck.
@@MissLinneaLarkthanks! The incompleteness of the coverage is part of the look I am envisioning. They do say non toxic on the box but I guess that is not taking burning into account. But also, kilns have to be vented because the fumes are toxic by default. HMM. I guess I will ask my professor if I can try it since it’s not my kiln!
Love this video - great that you hung with it and finished the piece, despite challenges. Appreciate all of the tips and impressions throughout.
That took an incredible amount of work but it was well worth it. It looks perfect to me. I only wax the bottoms of my work but maybe I’ll get braver and incorporate it into my surface decorating. Thanks for an informative video.
Good luck caroleaton! Thanks for the comment
I love how your pot turned out!
I love how my pot turned around
It's so pretty! Now I'm not afraid to use the new wax
YAY! That was exactly the goal!!
Have you tried Speedball clear glaze? It goes on pink & works excellent.
I’ve never tried speedball anything other than India ink 🤩, but with all the shortages, I’m about to experiment with their underglazes. Amaco’s clear gloss sounds similar, pink. I usually choose a matte clear so that the finish is less glossy and I can see more of the design, but gloss is way less temperamental! Thanks for watching and for the helpful suggestion!
Just discovered your channel and love your delivery. I am very interested on making slipware and watched your video on it. But can you make a follow-on one where you: 1) add an Iron Oxide (Red, Black, or Yellow Ochre) to your vanilla slip, mix it, then apply it. Can you focus on the proportions of Iron Oxide, Sodium Silicate, and soda ash. Would be so helpful
Thanks for watching, Damon. My slip unit got cut short this year :o Depending on whether or not we are allowed back at school next year, it is one of my goals to expand my slip unit into using colored slips. Thanks for the request, it is on the docket!
Wow! Amazing! And you have 3 hands!
BrianpStudios haha, when you teach 230 kids you have 462 hands 😂 my sweet baby birds are always helpin me out! 💜
very helpful video....I like how organized you are...
The pencil lines burned off at the higher firing temp. Great work!!
Or perhaps after the third firing, it finally burned out?
I am wondering if maybe the pencil marks came off in a higher heat firing?
This is still a mystery because they were the same temp as I do low fire. But I have never had this happen with any other type of pencil. This one pencil is the only one I’ve had this anomaly with: the Staedtler Norica 132 46 HB2 pencil. And even in the end it went away.
Great video! I would love to use an altered version of your planning sheet with my students. Would you be willing to email it to me?
Dara Green you can download it for free here:
www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Creativity-Brainstorming-Worksheet-4882118
So glad you can use it!
Hello, Your videos are great, thank you! Can you tell me the brand name of the wax on resist you use? I can't seem to find it.🙏
You're so talented!
yotunn yotunn thank you so so so much 💜
Linnea you may want to try watering down the Wax On, it still works and you can get crisper edges. Love your videos.
Amy, thanks! I'll try that.
Great video thanks! Have you tried using Liquid latex instead of wax resist? I haven't used it myself (yet) but I heard that it solves the whole glaze beading issue as you can peel it off. Not sure if it leaves cleaner lines though
Not yet! But I have seen how effective it is. I'll have to try that next. Thanks for watching!
When you use wax resist, do you have to wipe it down before firing ? I know it sounds a bit dumb but I’ve seen some do it.
If there is glaze still on top, yes. That’s why I had such a hard time with such a tiny pattern. If you don’t wipe if off it will show up. Good luck.
Your creative process inspires me to plan ahead in more detail and intention! You truly have crazy wonderful talent, and I’ve learned so much from you!
Terry, your kind words inspires me to keep making videos and to get better and then and my art! Thank you so much for taking the time to brighten my day! 🌞
So good to see the procedure AND the end result! Thankyou
You are very welcome, glad you enjoyed it!
lots of great advice and tips, would almost put some people going anywhere near wax resist. a lot of extra work went into that pot, it looked amazing in the end. as I'm a newbie in comparison to your years in ceramics, I'm still at the point of needing to rush work through only to be disappointed. I'm now seeing, the way forward in that doing more work in the making and decorating is worth it in the end. you having to repaint that pattern in black and white was so worth it. i see that now. thankyou, for all your videos. they are amazing, i only wish my art teacher had been anything like you, i might not have chosen what i did instead thanks
Can you explain the importance of using bisque ware vs green ware?
I used masking tape as a resist and it worked great!
Can one use crayon as wax resist?
@@anniekate76 I wouldn’t advise it… it would make me nervous firing the chemicals. Also liquid wax fills all the pores of the ceramic. I can’t imagine a crayon fully covering the rough surface of ceramic easily. Also, ceramic wax isn’t crazy expensive. But I actually prefer latex resist that you can peel off. Good luck.
@@MissLinneaLarkthanks! The incompleteness of the coverage is part of the look I am envisioning. They do say non toxic on the box but I guess that is not taking burning into account. But also, kilns have to be vented because the fumes are toxic by default. HMM. I guess I will ask my professor if I can try it since it’s not my kiln!
the design is amazing, the vase came out super great
Thank you! 😊
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