The first is based on a very stable base for a matte glaze I already use with two of my colors "Sage" (formally Carribean Sea) and "Ocean". With the new still unnamed glaze, I added 2% Red Iron Oxide resulting in this wonderful glaze. The second picture is the new glaze on the top rim of a glossy transparent honey colored glaze I am playing with. Love the two together, especially the way the they run together.
Here it is on both light and dark clays. I like the violet color, will try it with a little more cobalt for a darker shade.
Here it is with light blue dribbled along the edge
On top of dark blue it has a slight pink cast
Enjoy!
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4 comments:
BEAUTIFUL JUST BEAUTIFUL. I love the new glazes. You are so talented and smart. Great photos. Did you get a new camera?
Stay warm and cozy during these cold wintery days.
Hello, I'm a ceramics student in high school and we need to mix a glaze we find online. I saw your lavender one and I thought it would be perfect to use. Do you mind giving me the recipe?
thanks,
Jen
The recipe is based on a one which has been circulating for years called "Randys Red"
Silica 30
EPK 5
Neph Sy 20
Ger Borate 31
Talc 4
Cobalt carb 1
I also tried it with 4 of cobalt which gave very dark purple results. It was Ok on white clay (B-mix) and beautiful on a red Navajo Wheel clay.
Good Luck, Post a picture of your results!
T
thanks lots! ill deffinitely post a pic when i get the glaze checked!
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