GREAT VIDEO SUZA!! Some fun and gorgeous combos!! as for the brown/ burned out glaze I would add more glaze and refire and place on a cooler shelf which should prevent the burning out of the colour. As for the pin holes and running, try a cooler fire maybe shoot for a hot 5 with a hold, you should get the movement without the run off...tho the drips are super cool when they are all even! THANKS for the shout out!! This is an AWESOME community that shares...THANK YOU for sharing all of your work with the rest of us! 🥰 Cheers!
Love the drips, Suza! Keep them as feet! Your art piece would definitely be a conversation starter! Great kiln unload. Don't worry about buying bisqueware! I equate it to tracing before learning to draw. Thanks, Suza!
Hey Suza, another great kiln opening! I would leave the first tumbler as it is as it's stable. The glaze combination is very pretty. I love your spirit and look forward to your next opening.
For the brown cup, you could definitely get a more black color. With dark clay, on re-fires I haven't been able to get enough white to stick to it to significantly change the color. You can usually go darker. On dark clay if I want green I will often do a white coat first before the colored glaze.
Leave the drips!! So cool
GREAT VIDEO SUZA!! Some fun and gorgeous combos!! as for the brown/ burned out glaze I would add more glaze and refire and place on a cooler shelf which should prevent the burning out of the colour. As for the pin holes and running, try a cooler fire maybe shoot for a hot 5 with a hold, you should get the movement without the run off...tho the drips are super cool when they are all even! THANKS for the shout out!! This is an AWESOME community that shares...THANK YOU for sharing all of your work with the rest of us! 🥰 Cheers!
Love the drips, Suza! Keep them as feet! Your art piece would definitely be a conversation starter! Great kiln unload. Don't worry about buying bisqueware! I equate it to tracing before learning to draw. Thanks, Suza!
Hey Suza, another great kiln opening! I would leave the first tumbler as it is as it's stable. The glaze combination is very pretty. I love your spirit and look forward to your next opening.
Live it. Just like a little foot. So pretty. You work all is so beautiful. Good job❤
Love the drips and colors keep the drips your work is beautiful and perfect. From Port Elizabeth South Africa 🇿🇦
I like the drips, like natural feet! I’d keep them. I also like your stamp on the bottom. Fun glaze combos!
For the brown cup, you could definitely get a more black color. With dark clay, on re-fires I haven't been able to get enough white to stick to it to significantly change the color. You can usually go darker. On dark clay if I want green I will often do a white coat first before the colored glaze.
I would grind them, eventually the drips break off and take part of the piece with them.
The only thing that will help your throwing pots is practice. You will get better if you keep trying!🎉🎉