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Harvest on the Farm TV appearance
It’s great to be back on the Blog! The most exciting thing that’s happening right now, is that I’ve been asked to appear on Channel 5’s TV s...
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Over the past months the Pottery seems to have evolved into something far greater than I ever imagined! If ever there was a week that summe... -
OK here are all the elements needed to build the kiln. I had some 3mm ceramic paper left over from building my large gas kiln 2 years ago. ...
7 comments:
Paul, that is a fantastic photo of you, what beautiful natural light.
Hi Tracey, nothing natural at all, the guy screened off all the windows and turned off all the lights.
I am sorry if I asked this before, but I love your warm brownish-red clay and fantastic glazes. Is it all electric oxidation? Cone?
Just curious as I am starting to fire in an electric kiln.
Mark
California
Very nice, thanks for the information.
Hi Mark, yes every thing is fired in an electric top loading kiln, not sure what cone I fire to I fire to 1095 oc, I get the burnished look by placing the pots of different sizes next to each other very close.
Hope that helps , good luck
Thanks Paul. So far you have the richest look I have found on the net among electric potters. It seems you fire about Cone 03, which is a high fire earthenware. Interesting...
Paul, that is a fantastic photo of you, what beautiful natural light.
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