Tag: majolica
Trade name for an historic English style of brightly glazed earthenware vessels made in the form of vegetables, animals, etc. Not to be confused with maiolica, which is defined as earthenware with opaque white glaze (traditionally a lead glaze made opaque white with the addition of tin oxide) and colored overglaze decoration. Source: Clay: A Studio Handbook
Reflections on Accumulation
Canadian artist, Wendy Walgate comments on a culture of acquisition with brightly colored, slip-cast, and assembled sculptures … Read More
Melty Goodness: Using Gravity and Layered Glazes to Add Depth to Pottery Surfaces
The flowing, drippy surfaces on Kari Radasch’s work are achieved by layering glazes with various melting points.
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Tips for Designing Ceramic Tile: A Maiolica Mural, Part 2
There is a reason that making tiles and installing them are separate professions. There are entirely different skills and tools … Read More
