glazenerd
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Randomness is acceptable in form, but not in glaze? Are we sure about that? -
How odd! I was in KC back in March and seen a lady who looked just like this in the lobby of the Marriott. There was a bearded guy with a ball cap there too. What a small world we lived in. -
Actually I prefer the 5% visually. The pin dot of deep green where the leaf would be attached to the stem is highlighted. To me that adds a great aesthetic, and follows what is commonly seen in nature.. My vote is for 5% -
by the way, you picked up the veining in the leaves perfectly- very well done. Perhaps the best I have seen in some time. -
New green below: fascinating color. Caught my eye immediately.
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good detail, love the color.
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finished glaze For alexandria 012
glazenerd commented on oldlady's gallery image in Browse Member Galleries
Try 1.5% carb and 1/2% black cop. -
Sad this one got toasted: was looking forward to seeing it. -
carbon coring and other problems
glazenerd commented on 1515art's gallery image in Browse Member Galleries
Got a very close up of the wall cavity by chance? -
slab roller and glazing table
glazenerd commented on LeeU's gallery image in Browse Member Galleries
Lee: You have got to stop cleaning and organizing: you are making me look bad. -
Raku1979Stokingin Montana
glazenerd commented on Marcia Selsor's gallery image in Browse Member Galleries
Who is this young child; full of dreams and ambition? -
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From the album: USB Images
Cross section view: below the yellow line is the side of the bar. Above the yellow line is the face of the bar- you are looking across the top.© TJA 2016
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From the album: USB Images
COE cracks in un-glazed clay bar. 25% Nep SY in formula- (common formulation)© TJA2016
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Hate to say it, but I think I would use this to test a glaze pallet. Dip the upper half in a primary color, and the lower half in a pastel to almost clear. I am not sure which one would make it pop more. Although, too strong of a primary would mask the detailing and overshadow the star of the show---the detailing. -
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From the album: USB Images
Do all COE issues show themselves only in the glaze? Do all COE issues begin in the glaze?© TJA 2016
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