AndreaB
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From the album: 2020
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From the album: 2020
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Images of my work
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From the album: Andrea Brown Ceramics
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From the album: Andrea Brown Ceramics
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From the album: Andrea Brown Ceramics
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From the album: Andrea Brown Ceramics
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From the album: Andrea Brown Ceramics
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From the album: Andrea Brown Ceramics
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From the album: Andrea Brown Ceramics
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From the album: Andrea Brown Ceramics
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From the album: Andrea Brown Ceramics
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From the album: Andrea Brown Ceramics
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From the album: Andrea Brown Ceramics
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From the album: Andrea Brown Ceramics
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Yes, but not much otherwise it drips and runs -
Slab stoneware vase with attachments and carvings. Sprayed underglaze
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Slab moulded porcelain bowl with red and white sprayed undgerglaze, platinum luster. -
Disappointed (with emphasis). When you open the kiln excited to see vibrant colours on decals (12 pieces) and what you actually get is grey on white.
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Maybe my decals are different. I fire them to 017 which is around 1300 F. Are you working with degrees Centigrade?
Good job on making lemonade out of lemons!
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Yes I fire to cone 8 1260 Celcius.
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Maybe your decals are different than mine, but the 3rd firing I do for decals is at a much lower temp. Perhaps that is why yours lost all their color? I found Milestone decals to have a wealth of information about application and firing. I think they also have some youtube videos.
Roberta
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No, I bisque first then airbrush, fire to bisque. Next comes the glaze (transparent). The decals are placed and fired to glaze temp. The luster is applied and fired tp 800 deg C. so in total 5 firings. The decal is a local South African plant called Stralitzia. Image attached. So happy with the response from everyone. -
From the album: Air Brushed Pieces
One of my latest firing. Airbrushed underglaze, no glaze on firing interior glazed with transparent -
My first attempt at using a spray gun for the underglaze and the final glaze. All fired to 1260 C. Stoneware and Porcelain
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From the album: Air Brushed Pieces
One of my latest firing. Airbrushed underglaze, no glaze on firing interior glazed with transparent
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