I'm glazing, well....in reality painting....hopefully this will be my last firing on Tuesday, although I will have time to do a refire if I absolutely have too.
Once I start painting the ideas seem to crowd in. This is what I love in pottery process. I find keeping my notebook with me at all times helps immeasurably.
There will be many opportunities to use new ideas, I'm sure.
The color on the teapots looks strange because the designs are waxed to make doing the background easier. Waxing is time consuming but not as bad as having to try to correct mistakes.
This will also be over on Mud Colony. Take a look at the world of clay!
Just a short post, with toes crossed for a good firing. We'll see, grasshopper......we'll see....
Enjoy what seems to be a chilly but sunny Sunday here in Southern New England.
As always, thanks for stopping by.......*s*
I absolutely agree! : )
ReplyDelete'Waxing is time consuming but not as bad as having to try to correct mistakes.'
Hi Midori....A lot of the time that which appears to be time consuming is the most time saving!
DeleteLove your painting so far. That's what makes your pottery so exciting, your individual touch. xox
ReplyDeleteHi Corrine....I'm blushing.......thanks!
Deleteoooh, love that teapot on the right! may the kiln gods be good to you.
ReplyDeleteHi Michele....Oh those pesky kiln gods...toes crossed that the teapot looks as good fired!
DeleteI bounce back and forth on waxing or not. But, I find when I take the time to do it and not be lazy that the results are better. Fabulous design.
ReplyDeleteHi Meredith.....I don't always wax either; it depends on design and mood.
DeleteDearest Suzi,
ReplyDeleteLet's hope your firing will go well!
Enjoy a nice Sunday evening and the chilly but sunny days make for enjoying your hobby even more.
Hugs,
Mariette
Hi Mariette.....Toes crossed. Cloudy today; we seem to be averaging every other day of sun!
DeleteI'm looking forward to seeing the results. The teapot on the right is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteHi Lori...I hope it looks this good when it's fired!
Deleteoh SO cute and exciting!
ReplyDeleteHi Gary....Toes crossed they come out of the kiln that way!
DeleteLove the lively looking decoration, it will be exciting to see them fired.
ReplyDeleteHi Peter...Thanks. I'm walking around with toes crossed!
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