Soon it will be so hot we'll do our outside work before 9 am if we can. For now I think 11 am is beginning to be pretty hot here.
Vase, 5-1/2" hi, 4-1/2" diameter. Three strikes of orange on one side
of Mexico glaze on a raku clay body...the orange is from Eggshell, which
when thin, leaves a lovely orange. Mexico has been turning pretty metalic lately.
The Labyrinth from the Cathedral of Notre Dam, in a handy palm size
which you can traverse with a pen or finger...4-1/2" diameter. Glaze is
Cinnabar.
A bit of a pumpkin shaped vase, with a thin coat of snowflake glaze, so
the crazing is very faint. The raspberry is just a hint around the
rim. 4-1/2" hi x 5.-1/2" diameter.
This beer stein is plenty hefty, and the amber glaze (and liner)
turned a bit blue with the raspberry overglaze on the rim. .5-1/2" hi,
3-1/2" diameter at bottom. Though I like the balanced look of the
handle, the next one won't stick out as far from the body. I had to
have a man do a fist holding for me, to model the size that handles
should be for drinking comfortably. Cheers..
Snowflake glaze on the body, with the top rim and bottom (and liner) of
this vase done with Matt bronze green. There's something interesting
that happens when the MBG and snowflake meet...not a blending as much as
an opposition. This is 7" hi and 4" diameter.
Same glaze combination as the last pic, but on a much smaller shape. 4-1/2" hi x 2-1/2" diameter
looking good, esp. the mug, oh my! :)
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