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Daniel Silk - Pottery, by Daniel Silk on Jan 28, 2012 17:43:51 GMT 1,
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Daniel Silk - Pottery, by speebe on Jan 28, 2012 18:45:25 GMT 1, I assume these are coiled and worked on using a plaster mold to to support you in achieving the forms... They look somewhere between sea urchins and the 'Alien' eggs.
Is it a grogged craft crank style clay you use, it's obviously easier to coil with a course bodied clay and less problematic during firing... although the smooth finish might suggest that you're using a white earthenware body?
I assume these are coiled and worked on using a plaster mold to to support you in achieving the forms... They look somewhere between sea urchins and the 'Alien' eggs.
Is it a grogged craft crank style clay you use, it's obviously easier to coil with a course bodied clay and less problematic during firing... although the smooth finish might suggest that you're using a white earthenware body?
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Daniel Silk - Pottery, by Daniel Silk on Jan 28, 2012 19:07:59 GMT 1, No, they are thrown stoneware pottery.
No, they are thrown stoneware pottery.
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Daniel Silk - Pottery, by speebe on Jan 28, 2012 19:24:17 GMT 1, I see.... Throwing closed forms is a bit tricky, I find throwing like a form of therapy, just wish I had more time at the wheel.
A white stoneware is quite similar in a lot of respects to a white earthenware.
I'll show some of my ceramic work and you can take a punt at working how mine were made.
No, they are thrown stoneware pottery.
I see.... Throwing closed forms is a bit tricky, I find throwing like a form of therapy, just wish I had more time at the wheel. A white stoneware is quite similar in a lot of respects to a white earthenware. I'll show some of my ceramic work and you can take a punt at working how mine were made. No, they are thrown stoneware pottery. |
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