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Hi glaze friends! I have been running into an issue when I try and create an ombre effect around the rim of my bowls. The bowl is first dunked in EM-1002 Alabaster White Glaze (Laguna Clay), and then the rims are airbrushed with a pigmented version of the Alabaster White Glaze using mason stains. My issue is seen in the attached images - it's as if the pigments collect in areas (as seen in the blue bowl) instead of evenly spraying for a seamless ombre. I've tried using an underglaze instead of a pigmented low fire glaze, and it results in a "cracking" look as you see in the pink bowl. The image with the purple mug is the look I am trying to achieve, and was a total fluke that I have had an impossible time trying to recreate. Does anyone have any advice on how I can create a seamless look? Thank you!!!!! Praying for a holiday miracle Jess
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From the album: Cham Solo's Pieces
This one was one I did when I was in a rebellious mood. I was going through the "Gothic" stage and it was reflected in my art. Lol, I still think this piece looks cool though. -
From the album: Cham Solo's Pieces
Same piece, different angle. -
From the album: Cham Solo's Pieces
This one is one of my more abstract pieces. It was actually an assignment. We were supposed to create a combination of a slab piece with a wheel thrown piece. So there you have it, this is what I came up with. -
From the album: Cham Solo's Pieces
I made this pot in four different sections. I honestly just kinda made each section by instinct, without measuring anything. When I went to put everything together the sections matched up almost perfectly, except for the top section. I had to make a few alterations for that part. But when it was finished there were no out of alignment spots or twists in the pot. Then I decided to go with some retro greens for the glazes on it. This is actually the largest pot I have ever made. -
From the album: Cham Solo's Pieces
Another angle, from the top this time. -
From the album: Cham Solo's Pieces
This is a sectional pot that I made in 3 different sections and then put them all together to form one grand piece. Technically five pieces if you count the handles too, but you get the idea. -
From the album: Cham Solo's Pieces
This is angle #3 and the last pic I have of this piece. -
From the album: Cham Solo's Pieces
This was right about the time I started really properly footing my pieces, and as you can see, the bottom view, with my signature of course. -
From the album: Cham Solo's Pieces
Same piece, different angle. -
From the album: Cham Solo's Pieces
This is one of my earliest thrown pieces on an electric wheel. I think it turned out looking quite nice, -
