Subscriber Extra: How to Build Complex Surfaces with Multiple Firings
Detail of Yoshiro Ikeda’s signature Crackle White Glaze.
Yoshiro Ikeda was internationally recognized for his ceramic art. Possibly the most recognizable … Read More
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Technofile: Ian Currie’s Grid Method
Glaze Behavior and The Grid Method
Ceramic artists love to collect glaze recipes. We fill notebooks and save scraps of papers … Read More
Archive Article: Bread, Butter and Salt: The Pottery of Cathi Jefferson
Last year, 20 potters who do salt and soda firing were invited by the city of Portsmouth, England, to look … Read More
Subscriber Extra: Turn Up the Volume
Turn Up the Volume by Mark Cole
Paying attention to the visual beginning and ending at the foot and the lip … Read More
An Introduction to Color
Whether you’re working with homemade or commercial glazes, altering a base glaze to discover new color palettes can be easy … Read More
How to Make a Casserole Dish by Combining Slabs and Extrusions
Daryl Baird’s Extruder Book has just been revised and re-released, this time with 19 great how-to projects from beginning to … Read More
Beyond the Rainbow: The Colorful World of Commercial Underglazes
Over the past several years, underglazes have become my absolute favorite decorating tool. The sky is the limit when it … Read More
Pottery Decorating Video: Using Fiber, Slip and Soft Clay to Make Beautiful Marks on Pottery and Ceramic Sculpture
We’ve got more Robin Hopper love for you today Ceramic Arts Daily readers! We always get such a good response … Read More
Patience, Patience: Using Slips and Stains to Add Detailed Decoration to Bone Dry Ceramic Sculpture
Ceramic artist Scott Ziegler has a lot of patience. He needs it to create his highly detailed ceramic sculpture. Influenced … Read More
