Here are a few I'm working on now, unfired and not glazed yet.
day to day in the studio
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Thursday, September 29, 2011
Drawing and Painting on Clay
I'm getting back to my roots -- when I first started really working on the surfaces of my clay pieces I uses colored slips, stains and terra-sig. That was over 25 years ago. Over the years I developed my style of deep relief surfaces and began using more glazes. Although I continued to use colored slip and undercoatings and for some parts of the decorating, for the past few months I've been getting back to using the surface of the clay as a drawing surface, with very little carving. The work is becoming more pictorial and it is really challenging me to work in a different mode. I'm not sure where I am going with it, but I will continue to explore this more.
Here are a few I'm working on now, unfired and not glazed yet.
Here are a few I'm working on now, unfired and not glazed yet.
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I love the way you have decorated these plates. Beautiful.
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Cathy these look great. Are you working at ^6? or is this low fire?
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Thanks, gals! Judy, these I will fire up to about cone 05 for the glaze, so low fire. I've been debating about using a mid temperature porcelain or stoneware (white) but I am reluctant to change everything right now.
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