Ceramic printing

Sarah Murray on Instagram: "Making some transfers this after for some beakers ready for printing tomorrow. This is my Yoyo design! Inspired by vintage fabric yoyo quilts…. It’s pretty fun 🤗 #sarahmurrayceramics#australianceramics#ceramictransfers#yoyoquilts#fabriclovers#vintagevibes#process#pattern#moreismore#etsy#etsyau#everydayart"

Here’s a process suitable for bisque-fired pots that yields graphic imagery!

Alison Thyra Grubb worked extensively with in-glaze lustres during her studies to create geometric forms with rich iridescent surfaces. She shares how her interest began along with the recipes for creating them

Graphic Design, Adobe Illustrator

Current crush: colorful illustrated ceramics by UK based artist and textile lover Amber Davenport. Aren't these lovely?

This concept is called Print Clay Humidifier and can be created through 3D printing using recycled ceramic powder. This non-electric humidifier is made up of two main parts. The upper part is the one where water is absorbed and then it evaporates it. The lower part is where you pour and store the water and it is glazed on the outside. The structure was created in a way that you do not need to separate it and it can be printed in just one piece. Read More.

The image shows a ceramic sculpture in a light gray color. The sculpture is tall and slender, with a unique, organic form. It is covered in many holes and indentations of various sizes. The surface of the sculpture appears to be textured, with tiny bumps and dimples. The sculpture resembles a coral reef or a piece of honeycomb. It is a very abstract and visually interesting piece.