The Complete Guide to Low-Fire Glazes for Potters and Sculptors is a comprehensive guide for ceramic artists of all levels to explore all the creative possibilities of this incredibly versatile range of glazes.
The Complete Guide to Low-Fire Glazes for Potters and Sculptors is a comprehensive guide for ceramic artists of all levels to explore all the creative possibilities of this incredibly versatile range of glazes.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ben Carter is a studio potter and workshop instructor and the author of Mastering the Potter’s Wheel. He received his BFA in ceramics/painting from Appalachian State University and his MFA in ceramics from the University of Florida. He has lectured and presented workshops at universities and craft centers in the United States, China, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand and exhibited internationally in numerous invitational and juried shows. Ben’s work has been featured in the Australian Journal of Ceramics, Pottery Making Illustrated, and Ceramics Monthly; Pottery Making Illustrated named him Ceramic Arts 2016 Yearbook Artist of the Year. Since 2012, he has been hosting and producing the popular podcast, Tales of a Red Clay Rambler. Ben lives in New Jersey. Instagram: @carterpottery Website: carterpottery.com Podcast: talesofaredclayrambler.com
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Introduction CHAPTER 1:GETTING STARTED Setting Up Your Glaze Lab Studio Safety When Glazing Choosing Your Clay Testing a Clay Body Designing and Making Tiles for Testing Glaze CHAPTER 2:GLAZE FORMULATION Basics of Ceramic Chemistry Understanding a Glaze Recipe Fixing Common Glaze Faults The World of Colorants Developing Color CHAPTER 3: FINDING YOUR SURFACE Building Layers with Slip and Underglaze Terra Sigillata Tin Glaze Glaze as Form: Goop, Nerifoami, and Low-Fire Porcelain Satin and Matte Glazes Atmospheric Firing Luster Decals China Painting Sculptural Surfaces CHAPTER 4:TRIED-AND-TRUE GLAZE RECIPES Gloss Glazes Satin and Matte Glazes Tin Glazes CHAPTER 5: LAB TESTS Adding Colorants to a Glaze Progression Tests Understanding Colorants through Triaxial Blends Resources About the Author About the Glaze Technician Index
Introduction CHAPTER 1:GETTING STARTED Setting Up Your Glaze Lab Studio Safety When Glazing Choosing Your Clay Testing a Clay Body Designing and Making Tiles for Testing Glaze CHAPTER 2:GLAZE FORMULATION Basics of Ceramic Chemistry Understanding a Glaze Recipe Fixing Common Glaze Faults The World of Colorants Developing Color CHAPTER 3: FINDING YOUR SURFACE Building Layers with Slip and Underglaze Terra Sigillata Tin Glaze Glaze as Form: Goop, Nerifoami, and Low-Fire Porcelain Satin and Matte Glazes Atmospheric Firing Luster Decals China Painting Sculptural Surfaces CHAPTER 4:TRIED-AND-TRUE GLAZE RECIPES Gloss Glazes Satin and Matte Glazes Tin Glazes CHAPTER 5: LAB TESTS Adding Colorants to a Glaze Progression Tests Understanding Colorants through Triaxial Blends Resources About the Author About the Glaze Technician Index
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