‘Bisque firing’ in ceramics, what is it?
Clay has several stages. From dry clay powder to high fired end result, and all the steps in between.
‘Bisque firing’ in ceramics, what is it? Read More »
Clay has several stages. From dry clay powder to high fired end result, and all the steps in between.
‘Bisque firing’ in ceramics, what is it? Read More »
If you are working with a type of clay that already has a nice colour of its own, it may be an idea not to glaze it, but only to polish it.
Polishing, how does it work? Read More »
If you prepare a glaze from a purchased powder mix, you are going to have to take into account the density, to get good glaze results. In this article, we explain how to do that.
How do you measure the density of a glaze? Read More »
Avoid clogged pipes and wasting water with the tips in this article.
How to prevent clogged pipes in your studio? Read More »
Sometimes the glaze on your piece looks quite different from the glaze on your test tile. Why is that?
Why does my glaze look different than on the test tile? Read More »
Working with clay is popular. More and more people are discovering how much fun it is to experiment with your hands in the clay, and afterwards admire your handmade piece.
Humans and ceramics: what can we learn from our pots? Read More »
One technique to bring relief into your work is to wash away porcelain. You can use shellac, cold wax or acrylic medium to apply a drawing.
Washing away porcelain Read More »
A fun little project to make yourself with clay: Christmas tree ornaments.
Christmas ornaments Read More »