Underglaze on bisque

34 likes, 0 comments - nohdomidesign on August 25, 2023: "🖤 Inkwell Prototypes - Back to underglaze calligraphy on bisque 🖤 Working on a set of inkwells to test out for calligraphy nib and...".

Here’s a process suitable for bisque-fired pots that yields graphic imagery!

Linda on Instagram: "Here are the finished mugs from a few Reels ago. I was a little worried (and so were several commenters on that post 😅😂) that the blue underglaze would look smeary because I applied it after the cups had already been bisque fired. But I’m happy with how they turned out! This is Teal Blue velvet underglaze from @amacobrent on @georgiesceramic White Salmon stoneware, design carved with @diamondcoretools fine point carving tools 🙌"

Marina Randall on Instagram: "Painting my vessels with clay (slips) is probably my favourite process of making these. I’m often inspired by places I’ve been to or scenes in my memory. I paint on to green ware and apply layers of vitreous slips using different techniques. Although the colours are carefully considered before applied as each one has to be mixed up to the right consistency first- the design and application is spontaneous. I like to capture an element of movement in the…

Hope Kathleen Limyansky-Smith on Instagram: "🫧Throwback🫧 With all this talk of bubbles on my page… this seemed fitting! If you want to see the finished result, I will share it to my story for the first 24 hours that this reel is up! Past that- you can scroll back on my reels page to see it 🫧 🫧I only do this on bisque (water will break down greenware) 🫧Foaming hand soap works better for some reason 🫧 I usually rebisque the pot, then glaze it to avoid smearing the underglaze! Not…

Jonah Harjer on Instagram: "More underglazes on these pattern mugs today. // The greenish blue underglaze on this mug has been bisque fired on. After that I applied an orange underglaze wash and through trial and error I have learned that when I apply an underglaze wash on top of another underglaze it's pretty much going to look exactly the way it does now when it comes out of the kiln later. // I wasn't super happy with the way the orange looked inside the recessed areas of the stamp so I…

DJ Does Pottery on Instagram: "Bubble glazing 🫧 Bubble glazing is a technique that creates a textured, bubbly surface on pottery. Materials Needed: Bisqued pottery piece, underglaze, soap, water, cup, straw Step 1: make sure the piece is clean by wiping it down with a damp sponge to remove any dust or debris. Step 2: mix underglaze, soap, and a bit of water into a uniform solution. Step 3: blow bubbles into the solution using a straw, letting the bubbles overflow over the cup and…

Shawna Pincus on Instagram: "Printing fields of Poppies for February! I’m using my gelli plate and @smalldogprints silk screen to transfer my drawing of a poppy field onto this cup. The cup is already fired once (bisque) and has a coat of raw glaze applied to the part I’m printing on. I use thickened underglaze to print(nothing added, just left to evaporate). I’ll paint into the poppies with watered down underglaze and finish glazing with a pop of color on the base. Then into the kiln for…

Jolene Hewison on Instagram: "Underglaze is a fantastic product to use for decorating your ceramics. I use on greenware and usually with the Sgraffito method, though you can also use on bisque-ware. Here are a few tips you may not know 😊 1. If the lid is stuck like mine get in hot weather, simply hold upside down in water for a moment 2. Work off the lid as this gives you better opportunity to get the right amount on the brush & you are less likely to knock over the whole jar! 3…