Roxanne Hunnicutt

Female

Grants Pass, OR

United States

Profile Information:

What is your experience with ceramics in general. (Long answer encouraged)
Interested in learning, professional
What is your current involvement with electric fired ceramics? (long answer encouraged)
I make lots of dinnerware and other sculptural objects
All our content is viewable by the public. Why do you want to be a member, when you can already see everything as a non-member?
I WANT to have glazes that look sooooooooooo cool like steve's
Where do you work on your ceramics projects?
home studio
Do you have your own, or participate in other ceramics Websites:
http://www.oregonpotters.org/
How did you find this network?
referred by friend

Comment Wall:

  • Nadine Mercader

    Roxanne, 

    I really have no idea who the Randy is!  The Randy's Red has been around for quite some time.  I HAVE NEVER been able to duplicate the ones that actually look like a rich brick breaking red.  I spent 2 years trying!

    Jun 29, 2012

  • Donna Kat

    On Randy's Red - I believe the glaze originally was published in Reader's Digest Crafts and Hobbies (1981) under the name Ketchup Red.  Whenever someone tweaked it at all (used a different feldspar, pumped up an ingredient by 1%, etc.) they added their name.  It is very sensitive to which ingredients are used so when we had to change our talc the glaze went a flat ugly brown.  I added 2% bone ash and got it back.  It needs a slow cool down for the RIO to do its thing.  If you are getting a pretty red inside a bowl or cup and blah on the outside then that is your problem (slow down the cooling).

    Jun 30, 2012

  • Donna Kat

    The Black Stain posted in Glaze and Clay comes from this article

    http://www.ceramicartdaily.net/booksales/Electric_Busch.pdf

    which is a cone 6 electric firing.  I would only be guessing the range but I would think it fairly broad.

    Jun 30, 2012