"John Britt published a rather interesting video on glaze software pt 4 in a series of free online glaze classes."
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Marina Reijsmeijer (Kleierij) replied to George Lewter's discussion Should We Stay or Should We Go Now in the group Insight-Live User Group
Marina Reijsmeijer (Kleierij) replied to josi rica's discussion wash glazes
"I watched the video about Ellen Rijsdorp. She does not really say much about the glaze. I also looked up the magazine (De Kleine K March 2017) and it does not tell us much more either. I expect she applies the glaze after the first firing over the…"
Marina Reijsmeijer (Kleierij) replied to josi rica's discussion wash glazes
"Hallo Jori, I never heard of a wash glaze. I do know oxide washes. Oxide (copper, iron eg) in water brushed over a pot and then wiped off, so the oxide remains in creases or carvings. I hope this helps.
Ineke from Holland but now living in France."
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- What is your experience with ceramics in general. (Long answer encouraged)
- I took courses in handbuilding and raku firing from 1995. After that I learnt throwing and glazing at Joop Cock's workshop (http://www.cockkeramiek.nl/home/cursussen)in Bergschenhoek one evening a week for 8 years I also attended courses at La Ceramique since 2002 http://www.laceramique.com/prog.php I have my own kiln and workshop since 2001, first in Holland, now in France.
I mostly throw gres de St. Amand and fire it to cone 6-8. I did experiment with porcelain, terracotta, slibware, raku, pit firing, horse hair, wood and soda firing. My raku firings are mostly social events.
- What is your current involvement with electric fired ceramics? (long answer encouraged)
- I design my glazes since 2001 and the journey continues. I started with the book The Ceramic Spectrum and later used all sorts of books and methods (Greg Daly, Ian Currie, Hamer). My kilns fire to 1300C but I mostly fire cone 6-7 electric. For a while I tried crystal glazes but I went back to basics. I glaze functional ware and jewelry.
- 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 like to exchange ideas on glazes and potter's tools and techniques with other potters. I work in relative isolation, so it is nice to inspire each other. I love to experiment and share the results and welcome new ideas and feedback.
- Where do you work on your ceramics projects?
- home studio
- Do you have your own, or participate in other ceramics Websites:
- http://www.kleierij.nl
- How did you find this network?
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- At 7:18am on August 23, 2015,
Maarten Barth said…
- Hallo Marina, dank je voor je welkomstgroet. Vorig jaar ben ik 2 weken bij Frank en Elly geweest en dat was de 6e of 7e keer. Ik vind het heerlijk daar in Cordes. Begrijp ik dat jij er ook bent geweest en dat je nu zelfs Nederland voor la douce France verruilt hebt?
Groet Maarten
Ps. Ik heb je inmiddels ook een vrienschapsverzoek gestuurd!
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