I really like your work with the motive of the dragonfly, which identifies your ceramics. Also I like your paper techniques to do it, I've seen in your clips. Here are the results, which honor your effort. Thanks for sharing Steve.
They're all terrific, love the subtleness of the oxides. The ones at 2 and 2:15 I think are my favs. Any idea what the copper carbonate would do if no clear or overglaze were applied in an oxidation firing? I guess one way of finding out is to try it. Too bad about the explosion. I too had my first blow up on a vessel sink about a year ago. Thought it was dry, oh well. Yes, it's only clay! Thanks for sharing, Sharon
looking wonderful pa :) i have a real soft spot for the green copper colour - shame about the mugs!!!
pumpkinmunky 2 years ago
I really like your work with the motive of the dragonfly, which identifies your ceramics. Also I like your paper techniques to do it, I've seen in your clips. Here are the results, which honor your effort. Thanks for sharing Steve.
danielsolowiej 2 years ago
It was interesting to see your tests. Filming them side by side was very effective and instructive.
Thanks for sharing Steve.
Mark.
brookfieldpottery 2 years ago
They're all terrific, love the subtleness of the oxides. The ones at 2 and 2:15 I think are my favs. Any idea what the copper carbonate would do if no clear or overglaze were applied in an oxidation firing? I guess one way of finding out is to try it. Too bad about the explosion. I too had my first blow up on a vessel sink about a year ago. Thought it was dry, oh well. Yes, it's only clay! Thanks for sharing, Sharon
SharJoyC 2 years ago
thanks for making this video! interesting to see this art form being done :)
TheCreativeCrafts 2 years ago
I wondered how some of those pieces would turn out...it's really nice to see the end results:) Nice work!
Alyzabeth01 2 years ago
well done....
jmg1957 2 years ago