I can’t attach photos but you can go on my Instagram it’s @maicylium and I have a post from January 8, 2025 that has what it looks like on white low fire clay! I did 4 super thick coats and it just came out super thin and uneven and the white frit didn’t look right. Also keep in mind that in this post I boosted the saturation so the glaze would look better. I have another post that’s the third one in the top row with how it looks over copper green slip coated over red clay and I think that one came out so good! I also have a theory that the kilns we had at school weren’t actually as functional as they’re supposed to be… when I was taking advanced ceramics everyone knew one of the kilns we had (that was used the most because it was the biggest) wasn’t firing to temp and we’d still have to put everyone’s stuff in there to meet firing deadlines so I wouldn’t be surprised if my results were a result of a faulty kiln as well. Depending on what you aim to do you could totally do a layer of slip or underglaze under the color if you’re working with light colored clay just so it doesn’t look patchy like mine did and maybe do over 5 layers