Fresh from the kiln, including a couple of "noobies"
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Fresh from the kiln, including a couple of "noobies"
These were taken out of the kiln yesterday. I have included a couple of "Noobies" I would like to thank Kitoi for sharing this technique with us all. the measurments are approximate (I can't find a tape measure)
Hand thrown about 4" by 2"
Accent 3" by 1.5" square
Accent 6" by 3"
Hand thrown 7" by 1.5"
Hand thrown about 6" by 3"
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Noobie 1, 9" by 2.5"
Noobie 2 Oval 8" 5" by 2.5"
Hand thrown about 4" by 2"
Accent 3" by 1.5" square
Accent 6" by 3"
Hand thrown 7" by 1.5"
Hand thrown about 6" by 3"
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Noobie 1, 9" by 2.5"
Noobie 2 Oval 8" 5" by 2.5"
Last edited by notgnimer on Wed Jun 10, 2009 2:21 pm; edited 2 times in total
Tony Remington- Member
Re: Fresh from the kiln, including a couple of "noobies"
Hi Tony
The pots are looking good especially the cracked and fissured ones. I heard of this technique about a year ago from a good USA Ceramics website who give alot of techniques and tips that can be employed in the Bonsai pot world, but I have only just got around to trying out this technique. Always the same story so many ideas to try out and so little time to do them in
Thanks for sharing your work
Regards
Andy
The pots are looking good especially the cracked and fissured ones. I heard of this technique about a year ago from a good USA Ceramics website who give alot of techniques and tips that can be employed in the Bonsai pot world, but I have only just got around to trying out this technique. Always the same story so many ideas to try out and so little time to do them in
Thanks for sharing your work
Regards
Andy
Stone Monkey- Member
Re: Fresh from the kiln, including a couple of "noobies"
Hi Andy
thanks for that. Do you happen to remember the name of the website.
Tony
thanks for that. Do you happen to remember the name of the website.
Tony
Tony Remington- Member
Re: Fresh from the kiln, including a couple of "noobies"
Love those crackpots! Are these gas fired?
kitoi- Member
Re: Fresh from the kiln, including a couple of "noobies"
Hi kitoi
No they are fired in an electric kiln. I just took some time working the surface with different oxides. Glad you like them I tried another one where I part threw the pot and then gave it a wash with black slip before throwing. I have posted a picture of it it is quite interesting, but it would look better with a white clay body behind the black slip.
All the best Tony
size 5" by 3"
No they are fired in an electric kiln. I just took some time working the surface with different oxides. Glad you like them I tried another one where I part threw the pot and then gave it a wash with black slip before throwing. I have posted a picture of it it is quite interesting, but it would look better with a white clay body behind the black slip.
All the best Tony
size 5" by 3"
Tony Remington- Member
Re: Fresh from the kiln, including a couple of "noobies"
Tony,
I agree or maybe if the black was more black instead of a grayish tone, nice shape though. What cone/temp do you fire at?
Have a load of crackpots to fired on Friday.
I agree or maybe if the black was more black instead of a grayish tone, nice shape though. What cone/temp do you fire at?
Have a load of crackpots to fired on Friday.
kitoi- Member
Re: Fresh from the kiln, including a couple of "noobies"
Hi
In real life it is more black the photo flash has bleached the colour out a bit. I fire to 1235c it could go higher but most of my glazes are best to that temp.
Tony
In real life it is more black the photo flash has bleached the colour out a bit. I fire to 1235c it could go higher but most of my glazes are best to that temp.
Tony
Tony Remington- Member
Re: Fresh from the kiln, including a couple of "noobies"
Tony,
I like what you have done with the cracked surface technique. Very interesting!
That red is one of my favorite glazes. Was this a high or midfire version? Slow cooled too I bet...
I like what you have done with the cracked surface technique. Very interesting!
That red is one of my favorite glazes. Was this a high or midfire version? Slow cooled too I bet...
Rob Addonizio- Member
Re: Fresh from the kiln, including a couple of "noobies"
Hi Rob
The red is my favourite glaze it's one of those that you can always rely on, as long as you apply it thick enough. If you apply it to thin it goes black. You can fast fire it and fast cool it, it doesn’t mind. I fire to 1235c so fairly high. As for the crack pots still work in progress, but pleased with the results so far.
Regards tony
The red is my favourite glaze it's one of those that you can always rely on, as long as you apply it thick enough. If you apply it to thin it goes black. You can fast fire it and fast cool it, it doesn’t mind. I fire to 1235c so fairly high. As for the crack pots still work in progress, but pleased with the results so far.
Regards tony
Tony Remington- Member
Re: Fresh from the kiln, including a couple of "noobies"
Hi Tony,
Your pots are very expressive, even your glazes look very good.
Best regards
Peter
Your pots are very expressive, even your glazes look very good.
Best regards
Peter
peter krebs- Member
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