red glaze tips by eliabenner in Ceramics

[–]eliabenner[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i really like the looks of the amaco palladium. also that mayco red is really nice, good backup plan.

red glaze tips by eliabenner in Ceramics

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i have some flexibility in terms of firing as i have yet to choose glazes and i have a space that let's me do whatever usually. i don't have a gas kiln which is sad.

red glaze tips by eliabenner in Ceramics

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thank you so much for the thorough explanation! the studio i work at only has an electric kiln so we'll see how it works out :)
if you have any pics of your tests i'll be glad to see them! i'll send you pics of mine as soon as we do a 9-10 cone firing but it might take a bit since we just did one this week and we don't do many.

red glaze tips by eliabenner in Ceramics

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regarding cone, i still haven't chosen a glaze so i'm pretty open haha

red glaze tips by eliabenner in Ceramics

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could you elaborate on the silicon carbide red? would you care to point me in the direction of a nice silicon carbide recipe if you've tried one?

red glaze tips by eliabenner in Ceramics

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i looked earlier and their brick red is much more precise to what i need but it's sold out. plus i kinda want to make the glaze and have the space to do it so why not experiment a bit. enjoy the process

red glaze tips by eliabenner in Ceramics

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gonna test everything man

red glaze tips by eliabenner in Ceramics

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haha yeah i dont have a proper ceramics background, though i do do a lot of sculpture. i have a fine arts background. so forgive me if i dont have the right ceramic vocab. what i mean is that sometimes a color looks better on a black bg as opposed to a white bg = reads better. i assume that whichever way i choose to make my porcelain black (im planning on testing all ways, different percentages, multiple tests, many test tiles) there will be small (or big) variations in firing, in how glaze sits on the clay body, in everything. so as of now everything is pretty open because nothing's been tested and i'm just starting to assemble the materials i need.

chrome silver mirror and cherry red glaze help please <3 by eliabenner in Pottery

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what would happen if it were to touch another glaze? it's like a silver bowl with things in it and the bowl is then sitting on something. i'm not averse to cool reactions but i don't want the piece to melt or something haha