Tenyoh
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Kiln-firing with a drywall cutout
Tenyoh replied to Tenyoh's topic in Studio Operations and Making Work
Thank you all for the advice. I'll not use a drywall cutout. I don't want to knock myself out with the fume. My kiln is not segmented, but I will try to lower my sculpture using strips of bedsheet. I'll make sure to put glog underneath, too. Thanks a bunch. -
Have any of you fired a sculpture with a piece of drywall underneath? I heard you could do it when the piece is large or delicate. In this way, I don't need to touch the actual piece, while loading it into the kiln. I'm thinking of doing it if you think it is safe. Appreciate your advice in advance. Tenyoh
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Isculpt, this site is OUR work of your knowledge. Yes, it is always good to learn from each other. Thank you. -
Sacred Beings: Fertility (with the lamp lit)
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Thank you, thank you, thank you, Jayne. I miss exchanging emails with you. I'm at the stage I want to experiment with clays and colors. How could they work together to bring out the magic and mystery of art? -
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Here is how I prepared for my first sculpture show with generous help from isculpt. Hope some of the information in this album will be helpful to you, especially if you're a ceramic sculptor and preparing for a show for the first time.
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