Aug 5
Had fun this morning cleaning up the carbon residue from some of my Raku pots. (Raku is a specific type of low fire ceramics) Before and after pics included!
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Had fun this morning cleaning up the carbon residue from some of my Raku pots. (Raku is a specific type of low fire ceramics) Before and after pics included!
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New pots fresh from the Raku kiln! Will probably upload these to the site this weekend.
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Raku
Unironically one of the pieces I’m proudest of. The likeness and texture came out so perfect.
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Raku
This was my first ever raku sculpture and what made me fall in love with raku clay, specifically. The high grog content makes it very accommodating to sculpt with.
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Idol:\Δ\Night
Raku, cotton cord, jute, found object
The second “test tile” idol. This glaze was one called copper sand, which I believe was a recreation of mayco’s copper penny. This glaze can also produce brass tones which I was hoping for, but we didn’t figure out what combination of oxidation and timing produced that result.
Idol:\Δ\Day
Raku, Cotton Cord, Jute, Found Object
One of a pair of idols made as test tiles for the specific temperature range, timing, and firing vessel we were using. The glaze used here is Peacock matte.