"If you do a good job it will be a nice pot" Truer words were never spoken... thank you so much for sharing your expertise with fellow lovers of the clay form. Your love of the craft and open heart sharing of your knowledge is greatly appreciated. Bless your kind heart. :-)
Bravo, Hsinchuen! I really can't tell you how much I appreciate this. I'm tired of just dipping everything with no direction. Thank you for sharing!!! POTTERS ARE THE BEST FOR TEACHING EACH OTHER!!!! No snobby secrets :)
Amazing technique. Your video is helpful in realizing to not rush the glazing process. Also, the scotch brite material is a fantastic idea for glazing applications, and probably greenware polishing as well!
Thank you for this video. you're very famous between my colleages of the pottery class. Last day we have a wonderful dinner in the workshop while we were looking your videos. I learnt and still learnt of your way of lift. thank you again from spain. best regards.nico.
@johnnysatty Hi, I always fire covered pots with lids in place. My lids and the bodies were very tie fit, if they were not firing together they might not fit after been fired. One tip to wax lidded pot is that I usually add Alumina Hydrate powder into the wax to prevent the lid from sticking together with the body.
I'M SURE THIS IS A LOT HARDER THAN HE MAKES IT LOOK, ( THE WHOLE PROCESS ) BEAUTIFUL . one thing he did that made my skin crawl though and that was when he took the metal rib and started scraping it, that was like fingernails on a chalkboard OMG goosebumps... that part was pure torture for me lol.
@TheSignGuy32 Hi, the little bottle I used for the texture was Duncan underglaze which you can buy at clay supply store easily. For glazes in the very front slides show, slide 1, navy blue inside and laguna green outside. Slide 2, copper red inside and moss blue outside. Slide 3, Ann's blue outside and glossy white inside. These glaze were made form glaze recipes not commercial.
Hey I think if you put some sort of "ramp" or flat angled piece (like the side of one of those juice jugs) and set it in your glaze bucket you could pour the glaze on the "ramp" and it would pour back into the glaze bucket but it wouldn't splash on your piece. Just though of that while watching your video, I'll probably try it out.
Please if you would could you tell me what red and blue glaze (mix/recipe) you use? and Firing procedure?? Absolutely GORGEOUS reds and blues, and beautiful work. thanks so much for sharing!!!
Excellent video many thanks for this tutorial ! What is your preferred mix water / powder 800 ml / Kg or more because on the video it seems very liquid ?
Hi, I really do love all of your videos and your time put into making them. I want to start doing some pottery and am trying to understand all of the terminology etc. I do have a question about this video regarding the underglazing. It seems to me that these bowls and the casserole would not be dish-washer-proof, is this a correct assumption? Also, another question, when coloring slips what is the ratio of slip to oxides? Thank you very much.
i love to watch you throw pottery and glaze them too, u are super. my question to you is, do u put alumina hydrate powder to the wax solution and use it for all ur work or it is only for lids? Also do you supply raw material abroad?
Hi! I am from Spain. I 'm much your videos , I have learned with them. Thank you. Let me know if you can give me a recipe wax resist not be heated . please thanks
@acidfriend47 The air inside the bowl prevents the glaze from going up into the bowl when you dip it. Take a clear drinking glass and dip it into a pool of water and you will see the water does not go up into the glass.
Hi Hsin, i appreciate your work and i am really insipirated by it. I have a question: which kind of wax do you use? and do you leave it when you fire it or do you pull it off before? Thanks a lot
Hi, I am a beginner potter from India. I follow your vlog and like your teachig method. Thank you. Which kiln did you use for these bowls, electric or gas?
Hello, that copper red with titane looks good on the inside and were are you located at.Please look at my site and rate, l will be adding more as soom as people sigh up for my ceramic scuptor coure.
9:21 WOaahh what happen there? You didn't put wax resist in the inside. So how come there wasn't really any green glaze on it when you dipped the bowl in there?
"If you do a good job it will be a nice pot" Truer words were never spoken... thank you so much for sharing your expertise with fellow lovers of the clay form.
Your love of the craft and open heart sharing of your knowledge is greatly appreciated. Bless your kind heart. :-)
Thank you for sharing your talents and experiences. I think these are Phenomenal and great ideas and colours achieved. ❤
You are welcome!
Bravo, Hsinchuen! I really can't tell you how much I appreciate this. I'm tired of just dipping everything with no direction. Thank you for sharing!!! POTTERS ARE THE BEST FOR TEACHING EACH OTHER!!!! No snobby secrets :)
Amazing technique. Your video is helpful in realizing to not rush the glazing process. Also, the scotch brite material is a fantastic idea for glazing applications, and probably greenware polishing as well!
Thank you for this video. you're very famous between my colleages of the pottery class. Last day we have a wonderful dinner in the workshop while we were looking your videos. I learnt and still learnt of your way of lift. thank you again from spain.
best regards.nico.
that casserole came out amazing, so nice. Awesome cooper reds too, its clear you have great control over your firings
Such a helpful video. Many thanks for generously sharing- the best videos on UA-cam.
@johnnysatty Hi, I always fire covered pots with lids in place. My lids and the bodies were very tie fit, if they were not firing together they might not fit after been fired. One tip to wax lidded pot is that I usually add Alumina Hydrate powder into the wax to prevent the lid from sticking together with the body.
Your pots are very beautiful, thank you for sharing them with us. Regards June
Nice to see a glaze job from start to finish- thanks for a good video.
I'M SURE THIS IS A LOT HARDER THAN HE MAKES IT LOOK, ( THE WHOLE PROCESS ) BEAUTIFUL . one thing he did that made my skin crawl though and that was when he took the metal rib and started scraping it, that was like fingernails on a chalkboard OMG goosebumps... that part was pure torture for me lol.
+MixedWhisper1977 I thought he was inhaling the chemicals - dry clay dust, dry glaze. . . but his work is amazing.
Very nice render. Thanks for making me discover these products. I admire your work
What beautiful work you do, I watch all your videos.
@TheSignGuy32 Hi, the little bottle I used for the texture was Duncan underglaze which you can buy at clay supply store easily. For glazes in the very front slides show, slide 1, navy blue inside and laguna green outside. Slide 2, copper red inside and moss blue outside. Slide 3, Ann's blue outside and glossy white inside. These glaze were made form glaze recipes not commercial.
BEAUTIFUL COLORS!!!!
Your work is absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing your techniques.
You Sir are incredible!
Beautiful results. Thanks for sharing.
Lovely bowls and casseroles...a technique I will have to try out immediately!
Aban plz try it right away..... I need some desperately.
nice job and wow what a cool detailed trim!
Absolutely stunning! And so informative. Thank you!!
First off, let me say that I love your videos! Could you make one on glazing covered containers such as casseroles and teapots? Thank you so much!
Those Are Amazing Pieces!!!!!!!!!
Fantastic ! I need to get back on my wheel. After 5 yrs. I am still a beginner. Not on my wheel every week.
beautiful and very instructive , i loooooove your work
Hey I think if you put some sort of "ramp" or flat angled piece (like the side of one of those juice jugs) and set it in your glaze bucket you could pour the glaze on the "ramp" and it would pour back into the glaze bucket but it wouldn't splash on your piece. Just though of that while watching your video, I'll probably try it out.
Your work is amazing!!
Hi.
Beautiful chattering decoration. Thank you for this video
Beautiful! gorgeous bowl!
Those are beautiful. Thank you!
Thank you for your wonderful videos. Very inspiring!! The navy blue glaze is awesome! Would you want to share recipe?
Please if you would could you tell me what red and blue glaze (mix/recipe) you use? and Firing procedure?? Absolutely GORGEOUS reds and blues, and beautiful work. thanks so much for sharing!!!
Hmmm very nice. Never thought to use a metal rig to take glaze off!!!!
They all look great!!! :)
Beautiful glazing and instruction!
Thank you!
Excellent video many thanks for this tutorial ! What is your preferred mix water / powder 800 ml / Kg or more because on the video it seems very liquid ?
excellent instructions. really appreciate it.
Hi, I'm in Iran and I do not have access to your glaze, it allows me to combine the glaze, and what did you cook with?
What is that red glaze recipe and what cone do you fire it at? Beautiful.
How would you dip the casserole form? It doesn't have a foot to hold. Thank you for amazing videos.
Hi, I really do love all of your videos and your time put into making them.
I want to start doing some pottery and am trying to understand all of the terminology etc. I do have a question about this video regarding the underglazing. It seems to me that these bowls and the casserole would not be dish-washer-proof, is this a correct assumption? Also, another question, when coloring slips what is the ratio of slip to oxides? Thank you very much.
a master..:) good stuff love it
Excelente video me encantan las piezas y los esmaltes. Felicidades y gracias por compartir👏👏🌹
This is great, thanks you!
at 09:35 you're showing the inside, how do you make sure there is a clear line there and the glazes don't mix?
the inside does not get any glaze inside more than what you see, he creates a air pocket... like when you dip a glass in water
i love to watch you throw pottery and glaze them too, u are super.
my question to you is, do u put alumina hydrate powder to the wax solution and use it for all ur work or it is only for lids?
Also do you supply raw material abroad?
Hi! I am from Spain. I 'm much your videos , I have learned with them. Thank you. Let me know if you can give me a recipe wax resist not be heated .
please
thanks
Can you tell me please, what clay body are you using and also what firing method and temperature you are using. Thank you...
Zee Jackie he is either using a white body stoneware with no grog or more likely porcelain. As for firing I assume it’s come ten as it’s porcelain
I forgot to ask, did you fire the casserole with the lid in place, or did you fire them apart. I hope you put it on etsy I want it haha Thanks
@acidfriend47
The air inside the bowl prevents the glaze from going up into the bowl when you dip it.
Take a clear drinking glass and dip it into a pool of water and you will see the water does not go up into the glass.
amazing work, thank you for sharing.
Thanks so much for your demos. Do you ever offer classes in your shop?
Maria Jimenez please watch my video #309, m.ua-cam.com/video/JPx3TfUbPuw/v-deo.html
Hi Hsin, i appreciate your work and i am really insipirated by it. I have a question: which kind of wax do you use? and do you leave it when you fire it or do you pull it off before?
Thanks a lot
Hi, I am a beginner potter from India. I follow your vlog and like your teachig method. Thank you.
Which kiln did you use for these bowls, electric or gas?
Amazing! Thank you!
You are awesome! I love your videos. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge and technique!
the copperred is awesome! Would you share the recipe? Or is it a stain?
Are you firing in an oxidation environment or reduction? Would you be willing to share your celedon glaze recipe?
Hello, that copper red with titane looks good on the inside and were are you located at.Please look at my site and rate, l will be adding more as soom as people sigh up for my ceramic scuptor coure.
How did you do the inside of the bowl? I’m learning this to make my own dinnerware, but so nervous!!
Don’t you add transparent glaze over the underglaze?
Lovely. Question. How did you hold the casserole to put on the blue glaze?
9:21 WOaahh what happen there? You didn't put wax resist in the inside. So how come there wasn't really any green glaze on it when you dipped the bowl in there?
How did you hold casserole upside down to dip? Nothing to hold onto.
Hello sir, may I ask how you achieved the texture along the outside bottom of these bowls? Thank you.
So beautiful :')!
Great video!
@createniks I tried it and failed... the water went half way of the glass. is this something that takes time to master?
so beautiful
Do you rinse your projects before glazing?
@DubGongTuff Cone 10
this guy is boss!
Love that he's listening to The Bee Gees in the background.
Did you say Marie Woo Blue?
@acidfriend47
If the rim of the glass or pot makes contact with the water or glaze evenly it wont go inside the piece.
How do you do the carvings?
It’s called chattering. Just search my video with the subject topic “chattering texture”
beautiful, but I'm confused lol
Do you fire at cone 10 or come 6?
cone 11
i am impress and still brown become blue S:
Dear Mr. Lin, please wear gloves.
Excelente!!!...muy buen trabajo!!!...felicitaciones y gracias por compartirlo!!