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From the album: Ceramic Boxes
My newest box. I wanted to see how much control I could maintain over my glazes so l drew stripes of varying thicknesses on the box then glazed each a different color. I then used some of my laser transfer designs and each color of stripe got a different pattern. The ribbon I rolled a scrolled pattern into while still wet then twisted and attached it so that it could be used as a handle. With all the color on the outside I went with a simple white interior glaze.© Terry Buffington
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From the album: Ceramic Boxes
The box ope so you can see its opening is a triangle shape to mimic the triangular stand. It has a simple brown glaze interior.© Terry Buffington
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From the album: Ceramic Boxes
This was an experiment to see if I could fire a diamond shaped box with the glaze going around all sides. I did it! The stand is separate from the box but the way I designed the triangle base makes the box fit really snuggle into it. This is also the first time I used a mason stain wash instead of underglaze for the gold background on the box. The modern flowers are an underglaze transfer. The base is a simple RIO wash.© Terry Buffington
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From the album: Ceramic Boxes
What's better than a gift wrapped box? Why an OPEN gift wrapped box!© Terry Buffington
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From the album: Work in Progress
Don't tell anybody, but the allover slip trailing design hides quite a few little flaws. I haven't mastered slab building yet.© Giselle Massey, Giselle No. 5 Handmade, all rights reserved
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From the album: Work in Progress
© Giselle Massey, Giselle No. 5 Handmade, all rights reserved
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From the album: 2014 Featured Artist Pieces
This box is done using Little loafers cone 6 clay. It is painted with Amaco LUG underglazes and glazed with Amaco Zinc Free Clear and Coyotes Sedona Sunset on the inside. This piece has been donated to a local charity auction.© Terry Buffington
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From the album: 2014 Featured Artist Pieces
Large pyramid box topped with Red bird for handle. Made with Little Loafers cone 6 clay. Painted with Amaco LUG underglazes. Glazed on the outside with Amaco Zinc Free Clear and insed with Coyote Rainy Day glaze. I wanted a streaky, Misty, worn background for the stark black trees and red birds. The box is actually white, yellow and gray Amaco Lugs for the back ground. I painted each color on then after painting another layer on top of it wiped it back in some areas before applying the final topmost layer which I then wiped back to allow the other layers to show through. The trees are Amaco Black and the Birds Amaco Dark Red.© Terry Buffington
