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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Unloading another glaze load from my gas kiln!
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The faces are amazing.
Thank you. So much fun to watch.
Such beautiful pieces!
Love your tri colored bowl.
Nice pots..loved the test three colored pot..wild !
Love your pottery , great colors!!!!
LOL! The oversized mugs on your second shelf remind me of a restaurant we used to have here in Iowa (Des Moines, actually) called Mondos have gave one HUGE portions of food! A friend of mind had recently had her tongue pierced, so she ordered a small bowl of mash potatoes, and they brought her a a bowl of mashed potatoes that was so huge you could have thrown your face in it with room to spare!
Your face mugs and pots a great.
Those jars and skinny necked vases are just absolutely beautiful. The consistency of your work is truly astonishing.
I wonder if you could refire those peacock bowls in a different area of the kiln to get the reds to come out better?
I want that “wild” pot/bowl! It’s beautiful! Well done.
The skinny necked bottles are amazing, running and mixing of the glazes has worked out perfect and enhances what were already beautiful vases even before firing. Of course I am a bit biased towards skinny necks in the first place anyway :)
Great "all round" kiln results that I'm sure you will be pleased with.
Don't beat yourself up about those platter bowls Matt, even though not as you wanted they are still beautiful bowls and someone will love and buy them. I'm sure you always have a "pan b" to compensate for failed items :)
Matthew, thanks for sharing another wonderful load!
Wilbur, Cecil, and Rufus helped bring your spirits back up a wee bit.
Grand finishing off with the wee critters who look really neat.....ask your daughter to make sure she lets us see them after painting.
Stay well with the family!
Wow greate
What kind of shelves are you using? They look very thin. You have beautiful pots.
Advancer shelves from kilnshelf.com
How did you know the side of the jar would be oxidized? Close to spy hole?
Could you reglaze the parts that didn't come out the way you wanted?
I wish you would show us more when you unload. Even the ones you think you have messed up. Some people take way too much time showing their stuff and others don't take nearly enough time(that's you). I would like a happy medium. I actually love watching all of these, I just don't have the time to watch. I'm a ceramicist and have a lot to do. Thanks so much for showing your wonderful creativity.
Your glazes are so beautiful! Wow! The colors are gorgeous.
You really have a knack for the face jugs/ mugs. They look terrific, and the wash really emlhasizes the surface and textures.
Hai Matthew, is it possible to get the recepie of the rutiel blue?
Beautiful! Fun to watch a kiln unloading. Gonna use the 3 dip test glaze bowl. Thanks!
Can re-fire the bowl for even reduction?
very nice work sir! What are those thin shelves called or made of where can one buy..? Oops just found some wow are then costly!! But i guess is you don't have work sticking and fit more in per firing worth it. Have you found the to be worth the cost?
Is that soda kiln you are unloading?
The face mugs and jugs are absolutely amazing.
I need a couple face jugs. Wilbur, Cecil and Rufus. PERFECT names!!! ... and the "Mug Mug": I need a couple of those too!!!!
The red, blue, and purple overlapping combo is a winner! I don’t know about the dots, I couldn’t see them very well, but the colors are gorgeous together!
My cat knocked off my favorite Matthew Kelly bowl and broke it this morning. I could tell which piece it was when I heard the crash. Oh well, I guess I’ll just have to get more!
Matt, You are a very amazing sculpture and artist when it comes to your face jugs and mugs. Very life like, I always look forward to one of your kiln openings. thank you. eddiespottery.
it is always disheartening when they go wrong. Is there any way you could respray the glaze on the inside and then refire them?
I was wondering the same thing Tash!
Re-firing the red never works. If anything it would ruin the part that is currently red.
@@MatthewKellyPottery i wondered about that because it was a reduction firing. I only work in oxidisation firiings and there is some scope to re fire but as you say sometimes it makes things worse! red is always temperamental. I feel for you because it is a heart sink moment when you realise it has not gone to plan - fingers and toes crossed for your next firing. :)
@@MatthewKellyPottery Thanks for the information Matthew. You're such a talented potter and although its been years since I last threw some clay I so enjoy watching you work and sharing your talents. I felt your disappointment as well and send all kinds of support for your next firing! That test bowl has character! Keep up the fine work.......
You did a great job on the face jugs.
That 'wild bowl is stunning!!!!!!!
Beautiful pieces, especially that first blue platter bowl 🙂
Will there be a new coffee/tea room in Seagrove?
I’m sorry some of your orders didn’t work out. Glad to see you’re still persisting though!
Very nice! Beautiful pottery!
Those face mugs are awesome
Some gorgeous wares. 😏💚
The purple color from the fourth piece is stunning!
Wow, that's a lot of work for one person. Beautiful work.
Can you add more glaze and fire again?
What sealant spray do you put on the little piggies?
Sorry about those two platters. I know how tricky reds can be. But it's nice to know those little disappointments happen to you as well. I'm in good company.
do you bisque fire these pieces in the gas kiln and also for the wood kiln is it all raw fired?
Love the rutile blue bowl! The shape is gorgeous, it is a wonder it didn’t collapse...takes skill!
And the face mugs just make you smile back at them!
Just curious. Could you refire the red that got oxidized again, placing it in an area where you know it will not have as much oxigen... And have it turn red?... Just wondering.
Unfortunately that doesn’t work with copper reds
Thanks your glazes are superb. As yet I have not tried mixing my own glazes and I don't have a reduction kiln but it looks like it will be my next move. As a total beginner of only two years. I have found your videos most instructive. Any chance of purchasing a Matthew Kelly T shirt?
I plan to put them on Etsy soon. They will be made to order bc I don’t have a stock ready to sell.
Aaaaahhh! Face mugs and jugs! Love them. Your test platter was lovely. The dots on the red : fireworks! Beautiful.
Very nice! Loving the way the oxidation works - even on the platter-bowls.
Wow! I love the triple glaze platter bowl, amazing result and I agree that that `one` pot is worth the whole glaze firing :)
Did the pots you forgot to clean the bottoms of affect the shelves? that would be my main concern BUT maybe you use some kind of kiln wash to protect your shelves?
Such a shame about that really large platter oxidising on one side, especially as it was an oder! but a very nice bowl all the same Matt.
My favs are still the "skinny necked bottles" BUT also I love the way the face mugs and vases turned out. Overall Matt you `surely` must be delighted with this kiln load :)
Thanks for showing us and taking the time to video your work.
Sorry your platters didn't work out, but I always love seeing the interesting redox pieces.
Ooo, those face mugs...need one to join my crew....
Love those glaze effects...especially the purple/blue with red
I love the tri-color bowl! Too cool! And the reds you achieved in some of the pieces are just stunning. Love that sink. And I think the peacock bowls are beautiful just as they are. I hope your customer agrees. This whole load is beautiful. Good work! Thanks for sharing. Take care!
the face mugs look really good!
Love the dark blue test bowl! Love that dark blue glaze.
Amazing stuff Mathew, wanted to see the purples on the second shelf closer They looked really nice. Thanks for sharing your talent
Love the wild plater!