Beginning Ceramics Part 8: How to glaze with commercial and homemade shop glazes

[@tomsalpietra6581]

Thank you for speeding up the video during those boring “watch me slowly glaze my sample and talk incessantly while I’m teaching you something”. I wish others would follow your lead, and not spend time with a rhetorical monologue that wastes precious time that could otherwise be spent in the studio implementing your techniques. Kudos!

[@rebekahbogard3322]

Thank you so much! I'm glad to hear you found it helpful!

[@kamrynrory2629]

I know it is pretty randomly asking but do anyone know of a good site to stream newly released movies online?

[@santinozakai7011]

@Kamryn Rory Flixportal :)

[@kamrynrory2629]

@Santino Zakai Thanks, I went there and it seems to work :) I appreciate it!

[@santinozakai7011]

@Kamryn Rory glad I could help xD

[@meenusubrahmanian5692]

Duncan envision glaze (miami pink glaze cone 06) can be applied on terracotta body?

[@rebekahbogard3322]

Yes, you man use use Duncan glazes (or any low-fire glazes) on terracotta clay bodies. But the color of the terracotta clay body will affect the color of the glaze. Some glazes are more translucent than others, affecting the color more dramatically or not. I would recommend underglazes on terracotta rather than glazes. When you apply three coats of underglaze, they are pretty opaque and you shouldn't see the color of the clay body underneath the underglaze.

[@meenusubrahmanian5692]

@@rebekahbogard3322 thank you so much for your suggestion.