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Below are articles from Ceramics Monthly/other magazines that communicate glazes, recipes, techniques, and just raw information that I hope to provide as a resource for those in need.
Soon to come (in addition to my CM articles) will be a series of glaze lists with corresponding color tiles. Currently in development: -Tracking Reflectance Profiles of Glazes -The Mechanism of Flashing -Self-flashing Cone 6 Clay -Super secret glaze/clay projects. (SSssshhhh) |
Reduction Misnomer
What is really taking place in a reduction firing.
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Electric Woodash
Some alternatives to spending a week wood-firing pots.
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Opacity: Color, and Cost
The color-shifting properties of tin, aside from its use as an opacifier.
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Cone 6 Shino
Actual shinos in cone 6 oxidation and recipes for them! Faux flashing, too.
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Rare Earths at Cone 6
Fluorescent and color-changing glazes, from some interesting rare earth metals.
Chasing Chun
The science of Chun glazes and how they can be emulated at cone 6.
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Carbon Trapping
The mechanism, specifics, and how to control carbon-trapping in your reduction firings.
Dirty Dishes
A bacteria survival study that contradicts misconceptions about "poisonous" crazing.
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The Science of Glaze Color
The underlying science behind glaze color.
Tenmoku to Tomato
Understanding crystallization mechanisms in iron-saturated glazes.
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The Mechanism of Dichroic Glazes
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Kaolin and Color
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Microcrystalline Glazes
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The science of dichroic glazes and how they change color in various light sources.
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How kaolinite content affects perceived color saturation and quality in celadon-type glazes.
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How microcrystals form in glazes and how they can be exploited to be beautiful!
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Copper Red Nanoparticles
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Silver and Gold
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The science of nanoparticle colors and how they work in several glazes -- including copper reds.
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Silver and gold nanoparticle glazes in both reduction and oxidation firings.
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