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My 6 week online course begins Sept 23. early bird discounts until Sept. 6. The course covers obvara, ceramic and foil saggers, and introduction to very low temperature soluble salts, how to build a raku kiln, raku with latex resist. How to fire each of these. https://teachinart.com/alternative-firing.html -
From the album: Pit Fired pieces
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From the album: Pit Fired pieces
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Greetings, last year's workshop was so fun we decided to do it again. If you want to play at low temps and alternative firing techniques, we'd love for you to join us in Sioux Falls, SD!
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In this hands on workshop learn to use mica to create subtle colors and lustrous effects with different alternative firing techniques. Attendees will also make a piece from micaceous clay from New Mexico which has glittery effects from the mica, and special insulating properties. Date: February 23-24, 2019 Time: 9 AM to 4:30 PM daily Fee: $300 for non-studio members $275 for members of American Ceramics Society So-Cal, Ventura County Potters' Guild, Clay Artists of San Diego, and AMOCA members Attendees will need to bring: 6-8 medium sized bisqued pieces not larger than 6 x 6 inches. Bisque to Cone 08 if possible. Use a white clay body that can withstand thermal shock, or Soldate 60 with some of Randy and Don's terra sigillata on it. Contact The Clay Yard for this recipe. 909.391.1192 We will provide the mica, horsehair, feathers and micaceous clay. See attached images of examples of this type of work. Call The Clay Yard at 909.391.1192 to reserve your spot! -
Greetings all, I thought I throw this out there, we have a couple spots left in our Naked Finishes workshop. We will be doing foil saggars, paper saggars, pit fire and obvara over the course of two days. More information and registration is on our website. Hoping for good weather in April.(FYI its the middle of a blizzard currently)
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Good morning everyone. Thank you for allowing me to announce the online workshops available at http://teachinart.com/index.html again. I would like to draw your attention to the class of Marcia Selsor particularly. Unless you are going to attend her workshop later this year in Italy at La Meridiana, this is your opportunity to learn from this highly recommended artist. During this online workshop, she show and tell in detail how she prepare , raku, obvara and two kinds of saggar fired pottery pieces for alternative firing, all conducted in a small raku kiln. Marcia designed and built this little mobile raku kiln specifically for this online workshop and she discuss the making process in detail. Other detailed discussions is about the chemicals she used to obtain results. This is a class that will give anyone that would like to start working with alternative firing a very good kick start, more so because she is available to answer questions right throughout the 6 weeks that the class is online. Other classes currently open are porcelain dinnerware workshops by Antoinette Badenhorst and a beginners pinching teapot class by Antoinette. Connie Christensen will be featured with her workshop in April. Other instructors on the list for 2017 is Nan Rothwell, Paul Lewing, Marie Gibbons and a follow up shino workshop by Connie Christensen. If you are interested in more details, you are welcome to contact Koos@TeachinArt.com As always: we are calling for instructors. Thanks. -
Hi guys, TeachinArt.com Online School of Art is pushing forward this year and is offering more and more opportunities to learn at your own convenient time, in the comfort of your own studio. The first batch of classes are posted here: http://teachinart.com/index.html and the schedule for more and completely new classes will be posted soon. You can view our first instructors here: http://teachinart.com/our-art-instructors.html. We are in the process to add instructors Nan Rothwell, Marie Gibbons and Paul Lewing among others to the group. We are bringing a variety of workshops to you. If you know of someone that is successful and may be interested to join our team of skilled instructors, please inform them about our workshops. We strive to bring opportunities to educators and students in a way it has never been done before.
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Our online School of art is growing! Marcia Selsor's class is open for registration and is filling up nicely. David Voorhees's class on wheel thrown porcelain is open for the second time, while porcelainbyAntoinette is running 3 classes, one a complete beginners class on pinching teapots ( Pinching porcelain teapots will be added to this class in future) Details are available here: http://teachinart.com/frequent-asked-questions.html You can also get a sense of what this is all about here: http://teachinart.com/preview-e-courses.html
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From the album: July 2016 some favorite results
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From the album: Work from Rome during residency at CRETA
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From the album: saggar, horse hair, feathers, foil saggars, Obvara
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From the album: May 2014 Pit Fire
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From the album: May 2014 Pit Fire
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I have been busy with these! The group made me think of multicolored stones.I am using old and new chemicals for these. Some of the chemicals have been with me since 1972. They were old then..donated to me from the Chemistry dept.at Southern Illinois University.The little brown glass jars have old labels that look like they are from the 30s. One is a cardboard cylinder.
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From the album: saggar, horse hair, feathers, foil saggars, Obvara
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3 foil saggar pots from yesterday 5/22/14
Marcia Selsor posted a gallery image in Browse Member Galleries
From the album: saggar, horse hair, feathers, foil saggars, Obvara
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Hello, I am trying to find a potter/potters in Ohio who are knowledgable about pit firing. I would like to learn how to do it and would appreciate any help. I have read books, articles but would like to talk to someone face to face. Thanks,
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From the album: saggar, horse hair, feathers, foil saggars, Obvara
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From the album: saggar, horse hair, feathers, foil saggars, Obvara
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From the album: saggar, horse hair, feathers, foil saggars, Obvara
