Ceramic watercolour effect

[Toñisr]

Buenas tardes

Estoy buscando como realizar el efecto acuarela sobre cerámica. Les envío una foto para que se hagan una idea de lo que estoy buscando. En principio voy a cocer a baja temperatura

https://pin.it/Mlt99zZ

Edited by Callie to add translation:

Good afternoon

I'm looking for how to make the watercolour effect on ceramics. I'm sending you a photo to get an idea of what I'm looking for. In principle, I'm going to cook at low temperature.

Edited May 17, 2022 by Callie Beller Diesel
Translations added

[Callie Beller Diesel]

Hi and welcome!

There are a couple of techniques used on the different pieces in that image. The 2 bowls on the far left are done with a technique called bubble glazing. There are loads of tutorials online on how to: it involves glaze, a straw and some really bubbly soap, like dish detergent. You can do this technique at any temperature, and it’s messy, but a lot of fun.

The longer plates in the middle probably involve taking 2 underglazes, or a Mason stain mixed with a little frit,  and diluting them so they flow like watercolour paints. For a fluid look like that, you’ll want to apply them to saturated wet bisque like a wet on wet technique. You have to let the pieces dry thoroughly before trying to glaze them, so allow what time you need to do that. 

The 2 round plates I think are done the same as the long/oval plates, but with one colour and more saturated. 

The round bowl on the right is most likely just a purple glaze. I don’t have a good recipe for earthenware, but you might look on Glazy.com for suggestions.

[Callie Beller Diesel]

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[Toñisr]

thank you very much for the clarification. I had doubts about the watercolor effect ones, I know how to do the one with the bubbles. I will try as you have indicated, thank you very much.