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Rebecca Gerendasy Clay • Art on Instagram: "It starts out as an idea, then a sketch, then potential colors are added onto the sketch. Then I draw the concept onto newsprint, apply the layers of underglaze, transfer it onto a slab of clay, form it into a shape, then fine tune it. If I like the results, this initial sketch becomes a template for future pieces. I like the results, it’s a keeper! #monoprinting #handbuiltceramics #ceramicbowl #itsaprocess #floralart #ceramicvideo" Clay Transfers Ceramic Art, Monoprinting On Clay, Clay Monoprinting, Monoprint Ideas, Underglaze Transfer, Ceramic Crafts, Slab Pottery, Ceramic Pots, Monoprint
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Rebecca Gerendasy Clay • Art on Instagram: "It starts out as an idea, then a sketch, then potential colors are added onto the sketch. Then I draw the concept onto newsprint, apply the layers of underglaze, transfer it onto a slab of clay, form it into a shape, then fine tune it. If I like the results, this initial sketch becomes a template for future pieces. I like the results, it’s a keeper! #monoprinting #handbuiltceramics #ceramicbowl #itsaprocess #floralart #ceramicvideo"

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Ayla Mullen on Instagram: "Here's a glimpse into my inlay process✨ This video shows how I add color to most of my work using a traditional inlay technique called Mishima. I start with a bone dry pot that I've carved a design into at an earlier point. First, I cover the piece in underglaze, making sure to get color down into all the crevasses of my carved design. Then, I begin wiping away the color from the surface of the pot, revealing the carved design now filled in with color. It took meany years to get a consistent and cleanly inlaid design, especially since I do this process on stoneware clay rather than porcelain, meaning I have to work around the natural grittiness of the clay body. Some tips for trying Mishima: make sure you introduce as little water as possible to the process at Underglaze Techniques Pottery, Inlay Ceramics, Mishima Ceramics, Underglaze Techniques, Line Quality, Garden Totem, Totem Poles, Pottery Videos, Ceramic Techniques
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Ayla Mullen on Instagram: "Here's a glimpse into my inlay process✨ This video shows how I add color to most of my work using a traditional inlay technique called Mishima. I start with a bone dry pot that I've carved a design into at an earlier point. First, I cover the piece in underglaze, making sure to get color down into all the crevasses of my carved design. Then, I begin wiping away the color from the surface of the pot, revealing the carved design now filled in with color. It took…

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