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In this series of videos, I walk you through my surface process for ceramic sculpture. There are multiple videos (18 total) , but it’s only about 75 minutes in watch time. My process involves underglazes, oxides/stains, and some glazes. It is a multi-fire process in oxidation- my top cone is 6, and I’m using stoneware. The goal here is not necessarily for you to be able to copy my technique, but to gain more insight into what is possible with ceramic surface and to take what you want of it into your own work in a way that makes sense to you.
After purchasing, you will receive a PDF download containing all of the links. You have 24 hours to download the PDF, so as soon as you receive the email, download it to your computer.
A quick but important note: this kind of surface is only for sculptural and non functional ceramic work. It’s not food safe, so please don’t use it on mugs, bowls, or anything you plan to eat or drink out of.
In this series of videos, I walk you through my surface process for ceramic sculpture. There are multiple videos (18 total) , but it’s only about 75 minutes in watch time. My process involves underglazes, oxides/stains, and some glazes. It is a multi-fire process in oxidation- my top cone is 6, and I’m using stoneware. The goal here is not necessarily for you to be able to copy my technique, but to gain more insight into what is possible with ceramic surface and to take what you want of it into your own work in a way that makes sense to you.
After purchasing, you will receive a PDF download containing all of the links. You have 24 hours to download the PDF, so as soon as you receive the email, download it to your computer.
A quick but important note: this kind of surface is only for sculptural and non functional ceramic work. It’s not food safe, so please don’t use it on mugs, bowls, or anything you plan to eat or drink out of.