I've worked with fire & ice on several different clay bodies and have achieved very nice results. On pure white clay bodies or white engobe it is nearly cyan when thin and deep blue/red when thick. On dark clay bodies, it has a gorgeous cobalt waterfall effect when laid on thickly, and it forms nice thick gloopy drips. I was using New Mexico ChoCoLate clay. This video really doesn't do the glaze justice. Please upload the layering results to to the Amaco layering database!

Neither. My Thanksgiving is vegan.

On the red mug you showed you in the beginning, is that flux on the rim?

I am a beginner. I have a question: for these types of glazes that fired at 1200 degrees, at what temperature should the fired bisque?

Why are all my celedon glazes crazing? Tx

I am so excited for these. I actually ordered some dark chocolate yesterday! If it works for what I’m making, I’m probably gonna go back for some milk chocolate 🥰

I fire @ cone 6 and usually the higher temp. increases matt. Thank you for telling/showing us that with this glaze it's the reverse. I was also anticipating a purple on the order of Amaco Celedon's or Mayco's Lavender Mist. This glaze is a beautiful blue but it sure isn't purple. When I'm looking for a really good, matt, mid-blue I'll now know to turn to this one.

LOL😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣

Can I use celadons over oxides?

There is no pic of the finished fire and ice piece you glazed?

Just be careful with Blue Midnight, when thick enough to produce a beautiful blue, can be very runny. I just had a disaster on my kiln shelf with this glaze at cone 5.5. Nothing else ran in my full kiln.

This is a very helpful video. It answered so many questions I've had.

Can I paint with smug paints over Spectrum’s Satin White 1121

How about firing in a gas kiln? Do you have some examples?

This is exciting! Can’t wait to try these.

What is the firing temperature of the glazes? can I get these results with a 1100 degree oven?

Very disappointed that I invested 20 minutes to watch this process, without being shown the end result. I can only assume one thing from your decision to leave out the finished piece: It ended up looking like crap.

Can I use velvet spray lightly to keep highly textured sculptured rabbit made with bmix

Will you offer celadon spray in the future

Where can I see the result?

So I’m seeing that ancient copper runs?

I know this is a little late to the game. but what part of the assembly costs $160 USD (hello from 2024). I says this because I need to replace this part and there is nothing special about the electronics or assembly. I'm going to 3d print my own with blackjack and hookers.

I can't wait!!!!!!!!!!

for the "painterly technique", does each color of the velvet need to dry before the next color is applied? and is the glaze fire really to cone 05 rather than to cone 5?

They look like so much fun!

How many times should you dip them to make sure it’s thick enough?

😊I like it👍

What if my studio kiln has a 30minute hold programmed into it? Will this change the outcome of the glaze?

How do you prevent blisters? I fired at cone 6 with beautiful results but it blistered. No open pin holes

Cosmos glaze work with 1100 degrees?

This is wonderful. I work with black clay and the bubbles or bloating can be a real problem. I’ll have to go to my local ceramic store and pick some up. Thank you

I’m so excited for these! I fire to a hot cone 6 so I’m glad to hear they don’t bloat!!! Dropping the bag of clay on each side is theee absolute best way to wake up your clay!!

These look beautiful! what percent do they vitrify to please? When you say porcelainious is this like BMix, a mix of stoneware and porcelain?

👏👏👏👏👏👍🏽👍🏽 I want to try this clay.

Ooooooooo!!!

Thank you so much from a beginner 🙏🏼😇 … How to make them all food safe?? Your guidance will be really helpful 😇

I LOVE this format! It's the power of "television." :)

Blue rutile

My Flambé-71 after sitting without use for a couple of years. It is dried out. Solid and crumbling. Is there anything I can do? I know you say don’t add water.

Wish they could re do this video, it's skips important details on how to do legs.

Can I use the semi moist underglaze on leather hard clay?

Yes love this format.

Is it a damp sponge or a dry sponge?

LOVE this format!

Love this format!

I love this technique.

Hey Kathy I reached out on instagram and sent a message with a photo reference hope you will Have time to read it soon:)

What would Colonial WhiteDipGlaze look like over Blue Rutile?

The new colour looks darker to me.

Beautiful. But I must have missed where you told us what colors you were using. What colors are you using? And was that last one an actual underglaze or was it just in an underglaze applicator bottle? Thank you