Lots of plates from last week's glaze kiln. These are all Yixing clay covered in porcelain slip and underglaze. The top five images are 9 inch plate sets and the bottom two are 14-16 inch platters. I've been very happy with the depth I'm getting out of an electric kiln at cone 6.
very nice! i love the dark clay coming through via finger wipe. beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kyle, I've been finger swiping up a storm lately. Its been a fun way to draw faster and expose the beautiful Yixing clay underneath the slip. Hope you have a good Labor Day holiday.
Deletereally nice looking work and I am very pleased to hear your comment about the cone 6 electric...I am about to make a big decision and buy a new digital skutt to start doing all mid range... I always enjoy yr blog!
ReplyDeleteKyle, cone six is great. Less energy to fire and if you do the research you can get the same depth as cone 10. The other great thing is that computer controllers are now really reliable and easy. I think you will love the digital skutt. We have the 1227 and the 818 in the studio and we use them daily. What are you going to get?
DeleteHave a good week.
I like the geometry juxtaposed against your dogwoods, especially the first plates.
ReplyDeleteThanks Linda. Hope you had a good holiday.
DeleteI really like the last platter.... also I really enjoy your podcast I hope more episodes are coming soon.
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DeleteGlad you like the plates and the podcast. I'm about to start interview a group of musicians for the next few episodes. Looking forward to adding a little variety to the podcast.
Hope you had a good holiday.
the plates with the scalloped edge are particularly impressive
ReplyDeleteGreat plates! The 1227 is what I am getting for my class. I figure it should be able to keep up with my work and 65-70 high school students. I also have been enjoying the podcasts! Keep 'em coming!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful work Ben!
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