In between packing and moving truck loads of boxes to the new house, I've been getting in a bit of testing. I really enjoy firing with the UOP crew. I'm not pressed to fill an entire kiln, so I'm playing with the glazes that they have on hand.
It's kind of like cruise control...
These are fired using a Freer glaze that's much, much better suited for salt... but it gives a nice subtle white surface in cone 10 reduction.
I probably would be wise to stop scewing around and stick to what works, but there's just so little fun in opening a kiln to predictable results.
I'm told I have issues.
7 comments:
You are really getting some nice results! Feel super honored to have one of your pieces sitting on my shelf :D!
Dude! Those are some sweeeet pieces!!
issues- well dam* keep those issues coming- the last one- ole' toasty orange guy all tall and proud- speaks to me..loudly!
Keep going....you have some seriously cool pieces there!
it's too much fun to experiment, don't ever stop! the work looks great.
na never!!! unpredictable is way more fun, we are not machines. ab stunning
experimentation is one of life's great pleasures. You make some pretty amazing works.
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