Babs
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Babs reacted to Joseph Fireborn for a gallery image, 270195430_286572463522641_8291739761664284052_n.jpg
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Babs reacted to Celia UK for a gallery image, Porcelain vase with gold lustre accents
Thrown porcelain vase, cut vertically from rim. Textured slab attached with slip. Copper & cobalt oxide wash applied to bone dry greenware. Bisqued to 1000oC. Transparent glaze poured inside and brushed on textured addition. Fired to 1200oC (cone 6/7). Gold lustre highlights added then fired to 780oC.
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Babs reacted to Marko for a gallery image, Sconce Back view
This is made of ^6 Aardvark Clay's Bee Mix 5, Formed over a 6" PVC pipe. Slab rolled a 3/8" backing. cut hanging holes and a hole for the Xenon puck light. Assembled next day using Magic Water and some hand rolled clay for the joints. Next day, used a stencil to apply underglaze. Drilled light holes and fired ^6 ox.
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Babs reacted to Marcia Selsor for a gallery image, texturedpotsmall
working on potential pieces for an obvert firing
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Babs reacted to Benzine for a gallery image, Figural Raku Sculpture Combined
The sculpture turned out well overall. A couple pf the glazes didn't reduce as much as I would have like, so the color is a bit off in spots. However, nothing broke, or even cracked during either firing....Must have been the expertise of the artist...
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Babs reacted to Tom Banfield for a gallery image, image
This pot was bisque fired, soaked in milk, then heated to achieve the desired color. It is watertight.
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Babs reacted to Marcia Selsor for a gallery image, ObvaraBigcracks copy
experimenting with textured surfaces for Obvara firings
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Babs reacted to Marcia Selsor for a gallery image, Obvaracracklesurface copy
experimenting with textured surfaces for Obvara firings
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Babs reacted to Pugaboo for a gallery image, Medallions for the center of my snowflake ornaments
These are about an inch across and will hang in the center of my snowflake ornaments. The snowflake part is in the kiln as I type and will see how they turned out next week during class. I am pleased with the medallions the colors stayed crisp and bright.
