Slipcasting ceramics

After showing a few times how to make a mould, I thought it was time to show you how to use a mould with liquid porcelain clay. I will also ...

Segment Shade: A slip-cast ceramic pendant lampshade designed by Philip Cuttance, London. Each shade is cast from 11 individual wedge segments and each segment is cut at a unique angle. As the designer describes it: When reassembled each face now intersects at a different angle to the adjacent wedge creating an irregular, asymmetric inner cavity where the Segment shade is slip-cast in ceramic. Each casting inherits the texture of the bandsaw cuts on the wedge faces.

Liz Cohen Ceramics on Instagram: "One part molds are, in my opinion, the best and easiest place to start if you’re getting into slipcasting. You don’t need much to do this either! It’s low investment in terms of money and time. 👌🏼 I made a thick pot out of clay, waited until it was leather hard, and made a mold of it using the method you see in this video."

Love in Pottery on Instagram: "Bluepink tornado slipcasting by @choi_ceramics ! 🙈😘💚 FOLLOW👉 @loveinpottery for more pottery contents ☕️ ! Credit 📷💚 @choi_ceramics visit their page and support 💕 Follow us on @mustvisitguide (Travel Lovers), @dailyartlist (Art Lovers) & @musthomeguide (Interior Lovers) ! #pottery #ceramique #ceramica #glaze #ceramics #ceramicstudio #ceramicart #instapottery #contemporaryceramics #design #sculpture #pottersofinstagram #potterylove #handmadeceramics…

Jonathan White on Instagram: "Here’s a quick video showing the magical dance of removing the cast shade from the mold. The mold for this form weighs about 150 pounds empty.It took me some time to come up with ways to manipulate the mold and get the cast out intact, without injury to myself or the cast form. Enjoy! #oddinq #porcelain #ceramics #studioceramics #artsandcraftsmovement #madeouttamuck #slipcasting"

Curso de cerâmica on Instagram: "#Repost @manufacturing_96 . . . . . . . . #glaze #ceramic #slipcasting #ceramicmug #glazing"

Kenny Sing on Instagram: "Here’s how I create rubber mother molds for ceramic slip casting plaster mold parts. In this case I’m using a 3d printed master mold, but the master mold can be made out of anything, commonly plaster. This rubber mold can then be used over and over again to produce the many plaster mold parts I’ll need for slip casting production. This process pulls from the generously documented and shared mold making methods of @hammerlyceramics and @vantiki. #moldmaking…