So pretty. How many times did you have to glaze and re-fire?

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"It is said that the Devil has all the best tunes. This is broadly true. But Heaven has the best choreographers." ~Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett

The pot was first bisque fired.

Then it was underglazed:
I masking tape in one major line around the pot, and some of the smaller lines. I watered down turquoise Amaco Velvet Underglaze and put it in a disposable spray gun. I would spray several coats of the underglaze and then remove some of the tape and spray again. I repeated the spray, and tape removal steps 8 or 9 times. The more coats of spray, the darker the turquoise. The longer the tape covered an area, the fewer coats of spray and the lighter the area. The final step was to remove the rest of the tape, leaving white areas.

The pot was bisque fired again to "set" the underglaze. Then I dipped the pot in a clear glaze and fired it to cone 6.

The glass was fired in a separate kiln 3 times. Twice for the design, and once for the slump.

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Lisa Luera

LLueraWare

Whoa! The whole tape thing sounds like how people get designs on their cars. Your really dedicated and it shows.

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"It is said that the Devil has all the best tunes. This is broadly true. But Heaven has the best choreographers." ~Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett

oohhh lala! very nice!

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Thank you!

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Lisa Luera

LLueraWare

ur work's amazin',am so upset from myself that i can't like workin' in potteries,but ur work is really good

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one day more and my heart will start pumpin' againyaaaaaaaaaay

Thank you! Each person has their favorite medium.

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Lisa Luera

LLueraWare

ya u're right

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one day more and my heart will start pumpin' againyaaaaaaaaaay

I love it! It is so neat!!!

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This is a nice piece...it reminds me of a particular Chinese work from Jingdezghen. Can't remember the name of the artist. great color!