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This bowl was a process, to say the least. I threw it with whiteware clay, messed with the rim, and covered it completely with black slip. Then, I carved the dragon. I bisqued it, and since carving all those scales took away all of my sanity, I underglazed color onto the bisque, and re-bisqued it. Covered in shiny clear and fired to ^04. Dang thing had little crawl spots, grrr...re-fired to ^03 after adding a bit more glaze to the bald spots. Voíla! Sold it a few years ago for a stupidly low $150... *facepalm* I'dve charged four times that if I was thinking straight. Live and learn!

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Cavy Fire Studios

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Thank you! ^_^ I was super happy with the yellow-green gradient I made in the scales. Though it took forever, I felt leaving it black and white wouldn`t do this beauty justice. ^_^

rayaldridge

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That's a terrific piece!

 

Slips are the bees knees for getting a rich surface, and surprisingly controllable for control freaks like me.

Amy Eberhardt

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So wish I had known you when you made this cuz whoever bought it wouldn't have had a chance at it! :D

Crusty

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Nice work Guin...

 

Blue on black is just sexy.. one of my fav. color combos..

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