Painting with oxides on ceramic glaze

Always wanted to try out painting with oxides as they are, only with water.
This is the firs time I tried it, hope it gives you inspiration to go on and try it yourself maybe one day.

[@damonmanni]

Beautiful work Imelda. I to am fascinated by oxides but they have o be tamed too.
- Do you have recipes for your oxide mixes?
- Do you add EPK or Gerst. Borate to that? Add a little EPK to the mix and that will help slow down the melting & prevent full run to bottom.
- What clays? The white looks like Bmix with Speckles. And the Red is ??
- cone?

[@Majoofi]

Thanks. Now I have more things to experiment with.

[@imeldaclayfigures4110]

Good luck! You can also try other oxides and acide combinations! ❤️

[@michiabdelnour]

Hi Imelda! Could you please share the user/channel where you found “Rendi’s Red” recipe please? I’m super interested ☺️

[@SherlynKhaw]

thank you for sharing!

[@elianepaivarego113]

Very good.

[@Atliermia]

Plese improved camera angle.
Thank you.

[@TheVipinkaintura]

I dont want to use glaze on terracotta mugs , is there any way to seal it from the inside and still safe to use?

[@imeldaclayfigures4110]

You can fire the clay to the highest point until it is compleatly closed.

[@TheVipinkaintura]

@@imeldaclayfigures4110 i dont have kiln ,so im limited to traditional method , like using wood or dung cake fuel

[@manidipadas440]

You could possibly fire it in the saw dust technique, so the carbon of the burnt saw dust will seal the pores and also give it a glaze like effect

[@sistercookies]

Hi, may I ask if this is fired in oxidation or reduction, and also which cone did you fire to? Thanks so much!

[@vpnvlogs5838]

I have done that, it does give the black color but cant say it seals as it still is porous@@manidipadas440