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I started pottery a bit over a year ago and recently begun exploring decorative techniques. I tried some underglaze inlay on a greenware piece, carving out decorative lines on a small waxed porcelain cup, then painting the whole thing with blue underglaze, and wiping off the excess underglaze. I bisque fired the piece, then dipped it in transparent glaze and fired it again. The final cup has streaky underglaze, I don't understand why since the underglaze was bisque fired before I applied the final glaze? (I'll attach a picture, please note it's just a test piece I do notice however that the streaking seems to occur on those lines that were less deep (the straight lines were carved a bit deeper into the clay, might that be the solution? - I thought mishima could be fairly superficial, am I wrong?) Should I try to sponge on the clear glaze instead of dipping? Also, I find that dipping gives me a bit of a thick final transparent coating, could I try and brush it on in order to obtain a thinner coating or am I just setting myself up for a huge mess? I'd very much appreciate some experienced insight on this! Many Thanks in advance! SaveSave -
From the album: California Wildflowers
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From the album: Playing with mud 2016
White earthenware bowl. Carved when leather hard. Grey underglaze painted into lines and scraped back to neaten. Transparent glaze. -
From the album: Pottery 2016
Interior of elaborately carved pie plate made with red clay and inlaid with white slip (and a touch of white underglaze).© Giselle No. 5 Ceramics, all rights reserved
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From the album: Pottery 2016
I love these new handles. I tried the "ruffled" pie plates but that just wasn't me. But these art deco handles make me happy!© Giselle No. 5 Ceramics, all rights reserved
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Mishima Sponge Holder in Navy, Tan, White
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From the album: Wheel Thrown Work, 2015
Moroccan Sand clay from Laguna with carved modern leaves. I applied white stoneware slip inlay and glazed the interior in their Navy Blue.© Copyright Giselle No. 5 Ceramics (Giselle Massey) 2015, all rights reserved
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From the album: Wheel Thrown Work, 2015
© Copyright Giselle Massey 2015
