Glaze Review PC-67 River rock.
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
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hello you dirty potters, how are you today. continuing our glaze review playlist today we are reviewing the Potter's choice Amoco glaze River Rock pc-67.
I actually really like this glaze although I've tested it on five different pieces and almost none of them come out the dark Rock glaze it promises on the front although I'm pretty happy with the results.
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River Rock has become one of my “go to” glazes when I am stumped. When you brush on you get the dark greyish blues come out and heavier layers result in the gold. It loves texture.
Wow! Riverrock and snow for the win!
River rock is one of my favourites over throwing lines, glorious black and tan. Try a bowl or deep dish with three coats ancient jasper and two coats river rock on just one third of the rim - fabulous
Dude, I've only just found you,you tube suggestion. You're freaking awesome, will be enjoying your content. Thank you
Laughing a little at how much you love the c-10 snow here after just watching last night the video where you were trashing on it so fiercely. The contrast of reactions was what amused.
I live for these glaze reviews!!! Thank you!!
Enjoy your review. Discovered Blue Rutile on top of River Rock with cone 5 and 10 min hold makes an awesome combination.
Love that glaze. Thanks Donte, I will try it with snow. But you know that if you don’t do the proper Glaze Review intro we have to do it ourselves!....
Love the first cup and the last 2 you had. Thank you for sharing your test with all of us.
Great video Donte! For anyone interested btw, Amaco’s Sapphire Float looks AMAZING on aardvark’s Obsidian clay :D
I'm all about indigo float everywhere at the moment! Such a stable reliable glaze!
Oatmeal over river rock kicks ass too. Great review!
River Rock is my absolute favorite. Try it with Toasted Sage. It's a brilliant combo!
I have both these glazes but never tried them together... what do you recommend for the base vs cover and coats/? TY!!
looks like ancient jasper rather than river rock - likely because the firing was hotter like a 7.... Fire to 5/6 and it will look much more river rock. Many of the PC glazes can be fired to cone 10 but they change look with temp. Any pics of the witness cone(s) from that firing??
So strange! Mine turns out dark gray on bmix but it does have a bit of a brown melt to it. Your version is lovely!
I use River Rock under Indigo Float and then Spectrum Pearl White over all. Perfect!
You would get better color results if you brushed 3 coats on instead of pouring. I heard this brand does better that way.
I do kind of 2D ceramic tile work. You mentioned the crystal glazes by coyote. And I think everyone's problem with coyote glazes is that the test that you see is generally a flat surface you're expecting that same result on your vertical surface. Those slow cool glazes react more how the picture shows if they are on a flat surface then if they're on a vertical surface. Ive come to really enjoy them. And even some glazes like the coyote Reds that people say look plasticky. I find when I use them at my job and smaller areas or on flowers and things and I use other glazes with them like the slow cool rose crystal over-the-top of the really red. But i can see where I wouldn't be a fan of them on a vertical surface.
Macha colored glaze you made I love it
And that cup is so artfully done it is beautiful the shape and style
You got me in the mood of Christmas seeing them colors 😍
Gorgeous tge after effect
Ancient jasper so pretty
River rock looks completely different on red clay, with beautiful greens and blues.
I love your green color! I want some!
I LOVE to throw with Obsidian/Cassius, but it does weird things to glaze. It makes glazes bubble. I had some lovely demitasse cups that I put Winter Wood on the rims and they developed hundreds of warts. They were not pretty. But some glazes are beautiful on this clay.
The river rock and snow is FIYYYAH!
I know you like them memes.
please do more PC combos with RR!
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Hi Dante! Great video. I love these reviews. I have a glaze question. Glazing my first pieces ever and one of them I dipped the rim in brush on glaze and now that it’s dry, it looks like it is cracking/ready to flake off. Is that ok and will melt in the kiln or do I need to take it off somehow and start again before firing?
I would call that combo Frappuccino shoreline.
Could you tell us what cone the white and river rock was fired to. Thanks
Love the reviews . What happened with the laugi green. (Excuse the spelling im guessing at it) i was looking forward to seeing that. Keep teaching you have inspired me keep potting
I saved it for a special video coming out pretty soon.
I really like the texture that 3rd cup, did you just carve it with a flute tool?
Hi hun, have you ever tried the black clay from sibelco? It fires to a true yummy black .... gorgeous xxx I'm in the uk so don't know if its available in the States xxx
I haven't tried that. But ardvark has a new clay that fires very black with little problems ( like bloating)
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You should try one called copper adventurine, depending on your atmosphere you can get a lot of different effects
You mean ancient copper?
@@julesholmes7246 no it’s a mayco glaze called copper adventurine
"I'm going to test it with my homemade green glaze!!!"
Then doesn't, lol. We will get to see it eventually!
Actually would love to see him do a vase with a dimpled bottom region in green, mid zone cut textured mountain peeks in river rock and rimmed in snow :)
Shhhhh. Next week ;)
Is your clay body the same that the glaze picture was taken on? My studio has a bunch of test tiles with our studio glazes, and there are crazy differences between clay bodies for the same glaze
Just watching you use my favorite glaze
does that obsidian always bloat like that?
There's a way to minimize it but it often does and I usually don't feel like doing an entire dedicated Kiln load to just obsidian clay.
It essentially either needs a very special firing that was created by the Clay's creator or you can't mix it with other stuff that would undergo a normal firing.
New dirty potter challenge coming anytime soon?
Not untill all covid restrictions are gone. Until then it would be unfair to anyone who does not have access to a kiln and those who do own a kiln or have access to one would have a massive advantage.
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That makes sense!
Sorry, not my cup of tea.... too dark and boring.