Here's the cross after firing the glass...
I'm not crazy about it. As for the opaque colors, the yellow and sky blue don't work. The purple is not too bad. The translucent colors blend in too much but they kind of work. The blue grotto glaze went more to a metallic brown. Not sure I like it.
Showing posts with label colorful. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colorful. Show all posts
Friday, August 21, 2015
Fusion Cross Finished
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
Fusion Cross Part 3
Added some crushed glass or frit to the sections.
It's in the kiln and ready to be fired again for glass temperatures. I used some pretty mismatched colors of glass with some opaque and some translucent. We'll see how it turns out.
It's in the kiln and ready to be fired again for glass temperatures. I used some pretty mismatched colors of glass with some opaque and some translucent. We'll see how it turns out.
Saturday, August 15, 2015
Blue Starfish
Here's a starfish I'm working on to go along with my seashells.
Colors and textures are not final. It has a skeleton (virtual) so I can reposition the arms easily. Any suggestions on coloring or environment?
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
Raku Jewelry
I'm thinking of having another raku firing soon. Here's some raku jewelry pieces I made a while back. I need to decide which, if any of them, are worth putting on Etsy. I also have no idea what to charge. Any advice or comments appreciated.
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Fantasy Shell
Labels:
aquatic,
beach,
bright,
colorful,
evolution,
experiment,
fantasy,
finished work,
ocean,
other worldly,
ray trace,
render,
shells,
spiral
Sunday, July 26, 2015
2nd Cascade Vase - Finished
New name: Waterfall Vase
Finished vase after firing. I think the cascade areas look like a waterfall so I've renamed it. It's been an interesting and fun experiment using the clear cascade glaze under the colors of these vases.
Finished vase after firing. I think the cascade areas look like a waterfall so I've renamed it. It's been an interesting and fun experiment using the clear cascade glaze under the colors of these vases.
Labels:
bright,
ceramics,
colorful,
decor,
drip,
experiment,
finished work,
glaze,
glazes,
stripes,
tall,
vase
Monday, July 20, 2015
2nd Cascade Vase -- Step 2
I've used the turntable to paint the stripes in a cooler range of colors than the first vase. You can see the demarcations of the underlying cascade glaze.
I'm hoping it runs fairly evenly. We'll see.
Also note the new photo backdrop. What do you think?
I'm hoping it runs fairly evenly. We'll see.
Also note the new photo backdrop. What do you think?
Sunday, July 12, 2015
Experimental Vase part 2
It didn't run as much as I wanted. If I do it again I'll try 3-4 coats of the runny glaze instead of just 2.
And maybe bigger runny areas too.
And maybe bigger runny areas too.
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