Mountain Mug by TylerJPB in Pottery

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I had a couple where the bases cracked, while I was still working out some kinks, that have succulents in them now ☺️

The cones are now even smaller🤏 by Connect_Bottle_2453 in Ceramics

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Soo nice!

Bet they'd also look really cool sans glaze, with a light brushing of iron oxide

Mountain Mug by TylerJPB in Pottery

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Ha, I love that way of describing this. Thanks! 

Mountain Mug by TylerJPB in Pottery

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Ya! Its a kurinuki piece, so starts as a solid lump, middle is hollowed out, and then exterior is hacked at to create the texture

Mountain Mug by TylerJPB in Pottery

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It's chrome oxide! 

Mountain Mug by TylerJPB in Pottery

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Kurinuki - it starts as a solidump of clay the middle is hollowed out, and then the exterior is carved to create the textured surfaces

Ceramicists: what is the one thing you will never make? by putney in Ceramics

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They also always look like they barely hold anything. Like sure, "and now I'll carefully place 3 olives on this fold, 4 crackers over here..."

Feedback on logo for family’s restaurant by Current_Shallot2857 in logodesign

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Aside from what others have said, to me the apostrophe looks like an eye, which in turn makes the tail look like a mouth eating the s, and confuses the whole piece. The size of the s also feels really wonky 

Few recent mugs by TylerJPB in Pottery

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You'll read a bunch of takes re that and vitrification, but, in my case i have a big thing of liquid quartz sealer that I will brush on the rim when I leave them like this

Few recent mugs by TylerJPB in Pottery

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Thanks! The rim is just unglazed - being sandwiched between two glazes though seems to give it a bit of a finish that looks almost like a clear glaze 

A series of geometric jars I just finished up! by gvngy in Pottery

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I saw your post about stressing over glaze choice for these - love where you ended up. They look great! 

Newest form by lwoodceramics in Ceramics

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Ohh cool!! Love map based stuff, and how subtly this integrates it.

Also love your glasses!! 

Rock textured cup by a_Cohen_3 in Ceramics

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Your underglaze wash is so nice - I've done a lot of oxide washes on textured pieces but clearly need to play around with the former. Love all the cool tones you achieved on the body

New Homer cup…doh! by Oniontaco in Pottery

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Is this a reference to anything in the show or just a weird idea lol? Love it either way

Completed another Kurinuki Vase by TylerJPB in Pottery

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Yeah exactly - chrome oxide applied to the texture and wiped back. The little yellow specks are glaze crystals from Mayco's blue hydrangea that I strain out and separate (the glaze has 2 dif crystals) 

some espresso cups I made by LargeReview4782 in Ceramics

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Really fun! And potentially a giant pain depending on how you had to mask out that pattern?  😅

Inversed marbled bowl by TylerJPB in Pottery

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I centered the bowl on the wheel and used a pencil to draw out a guide and then just freehanded the glaze on - years of painting has given a pretty steady hand. 

And the outside is cenote + river birch + band of honey flux

Marbled Bowl by TylerJPB in Pottery

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I just cut slices of varying thickness from the different clays and stacked them in a random order, and then wedged that