Underglazing
Applying fresh underglaze layer over fired underglaze.
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| grey underglaze over the stippled surface behind the blue sprigs (some of the grey bled over onto the blue sprigs) |
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| blue and red underglaze has already been fired |
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| wiping away grey underglaze from blue sprigs and partially wiping from stippled background to highlight texture |
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| ready for next firing or next glaze layer |
Wheel Modification
I had some trimming to do last week but the trimming scraps kept flying around the studio. I'd already vacuumed so I set up this large piece of cardboard to catch the trimming scraps and keep them in the splash pan.
It's hard to take a video of something that is essentially blocked from view. Also someone filled up my camera card with tons of pictures of a motorcycle.
Last Wet Clay Day in the Studio
I tested out some more bike parts for the base of one of my sculptures. Looks a little busy, eh?
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| base for a SRAM bike part sculpture: this one |
Speaking of busy, these guys are meant to be end caps for some of the bike part sculptures. I finished them Friday and they are in the kiln today. The surfaces are bunches of sprigs.
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| sprigs from seashells on small hemispheres |
Yakima got a new piece of art downtown by Jimmy John's. I like it.
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