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Two dimensional art
Dec. 26th, 2007 02:18 pmYeah, really it is. I bought the bisqueware (hangs head in shame) because I wanted to make the kids travel mugs for Christmas (a request from miss
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dancing_guru )and these came with well-fitting lids. So I painted them with low-fire underglazes that I did not formulate myself (hangs head in shame a second time) except for my exterior glaze, with which I am not yet satisfied. If ceramics are done right IMHO, the surface design is there to enhance the shape. With this style, my attention to the shape was secondary (hangs head in shame a third time).
But dayum this was fun. Way, way fun. I could have yet another obsession to deal with.
( low-fire travel mugs )
I am going to post some other pics of pottery I gave for gifts this Christmas & birthdays later. So be forewarned ;-)
dancing_guru )and these came with well-fitting lids. So I painted them with low-fire underglazes that I did not formulate myself (hangs head in shame a second time) except for my exterior glaze, with which I am not yet satisfied. If ceramics are done right IMHO, the surface design is there to enhance the shape. With this style, my attention to the shape was secondary (hangs head in shame a third time).But dayum this was fun. Way, way fun. I could have yet another obsession to deal with.
( low-fire travel mugs )
I am going to post some other pics of pottery I gave for gifts this Christmas & birthdays later. So be forewarned ;-)
