Here is porcelain cup I donated to the NCEDA show this year. Never heard if it sold?
Ceramics Spring 2012
Projects
- Casas Grandes jars: Build 4 to 8 (Dakota red and Coleman raku clay body) jars with white ball slip covering ready for painted (?) polychrome coverings. Attempt a joint project with a painter. Refine colors, surface directions, slips, stains, and finishes to replicate and expand on traditional Puebla forms. Attempt to end the quarter with 3 or 4 completed pieces, a smoke fired (with aluminum foil sagger) or two, and perhaps one cup
- Develop a suitable red and black slip
- Develop a suitable ball clay surface (cone 08)
- Develop a suitable matt covering.
- Develop some contrasting color slips
- Build some Takamari bowls and cups and supplement these forms with coleman Raku clay body. Attempt to complete 10 cups, two presentation bowls, and 4 small/square bowls.
- Cups
- Square bowls
- Presentation bowls
- T-Pot
- Attempt one or two sculptures based on human characterizations or abstract, landscape formats
- Attempt 4-6 raku pieces using coleman raku grog clay
Stone ware glaze combinations;
Casas Grandes stone ware slips and stains:
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Glazes:
Cone 06:
Glaze tests for white, black and red slips
- Try white and black slips over burnished red jar
Cone 10:
- Prepare and plan glazes for bisque JG pieces (12)
- –one round bowl
- – two sub-par cups
- – four square bowls
- – four cups
- – t, pot and cup: Raku
i. raku
ii. color glaze tests
iii. slip/oxide tests
iv. GB and NS slips
And this is very similar to the Raku Cup I donated to NCECA. I like these cups, you can heat them on a flame burner, boil water in them, or warm up a coup of coffee right on an open flame.
Hope my spring 12 plan is clear enough. It's really simple, just make a few small jars, smoke fire one or two, and do some Tokamari forms for Raku and high fire!!!/mn
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