Ron Ball

Male

Thamesford, Ontario

Canada

Profile Information:

What is your experience with ceramics in general. (Long answer encouraged)
hands on experience
What is your current involvement with electric fired ceramics? (long answer encouraged)
hands on experience
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?
want to see other potters work and gain some knowledge of the work out there
Where do you work on your ceramics projects?
home studio
How did you find this network?
other

Comment Wall:

  • Nadine Mercader

    Welcome to the network.  This is a great group of potters who share their amazing knowledge.  Look forward to seeing your work.

  • George Lewter

    SCM - warm or cool is most used as a base layer, For the strongest rivulet action the fake ash glaze is applied alone often at the top and lapping  on top of other blended, feathered layers. I have often used Nutmeg as an alternate base glaze for layering. Other layers depend on mixing effects Jen's Juicy Fruit often has an enhancing effect under or over other glazes. Glossy, saturated, colors get used a lot where pooling action will contrast them with softer, matte glazes. C Harris temmoku, varigated slate blue, Licorice, water color green, green-gray scrap glaze, 5-6 clear, and rutile matte are the core of my more stock glazes.

    If you want to spray glazes my best advice is to buy Steven Hill's video, or even better, go to one of his workshops.

  • George Lewter

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