Ceramic Underglaze Transfers

[@reggiethepotter]

Best demo of transfers ever. Simple, good music, not over chatty, bit of humor. Thanks.

[@KyleDarnellArt]

Glad it was helpful!

[@barbaragardner1040]

Now I have to learn how to silk screen! Thanks

[@elzy133]

This is really cool, thanks for sharing!

[@KyleDarnellArt]

Glad you liked it!

[@EileenWosnack]

Just stellar

[@SuperCatBarf]

Thanks for teaching me about Gelli Plates. Just ordered one. Neat work, keep on with it!

[@KyleDarnellArt]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@skcamerican]

Genius. Quirky genius, man

[@KyleDarnellArt]

Thank you

[@cochoathemudslinger9055]

Very interesting…..I think I wanna learn more and give a go.

[@hoppingwren]

I appreciate how straightforward you made it seem! I haven't made a silk screen before so that would be the intimidating part for me (and committing to a design!) Your end products are great

[@KyleDarnellArt]

You can do it its not that hard to make a screen. Plus there are places now where you can send your design and they will make a screen for you.

[@hoppingwren]

@@KyleDarnellArt thank you!

[@bbbthai]

thanks for the fruitful video + your voice very cool and fun to listen :D

[@KyleDarnellArt]

Thank you! 😃

[@ryanf4809]

Thank you Kyle

[@AaronNicholsonAI]

Thanks a whole big ton!!

[@sapnarao6112]

Great video. I learned something new. Loved your teaching technique.

[@KyleDarnellArt]

Thank you. I have found I am my best student.

[@liliantodd9514]

So helpful! Excited to try!

[@sharonpollack1119]

Beautiful work. I want to learn how!

[@irmamontelongo8407]

Thanks, you answered my question! Went through 6 useless videos. 😊

[@alexsafonov7270]

interesting and fun stuff :) thank you for sharing this helpful explanation and demo of your process 🙏🏽

[@KyleDarnellArt]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@KingsLanding3576]

very nice

[@KyleDarnellArt]

Thanks

[@suzanner2454]

Awesome! Thank you

[@michaelmueller9635]

This is great. Are there ways to get multicolor in one go on this? Or do you multiple single transfer colors in a row?

[@KyleDarnellArt]

I don't really know honestly. You could probably do multiple single color screens but it does dry out pretty quickly.

[@timmyturner2856]

Love this.

[@davidfigueroa8181]

awesome thanks

[@shelleydoxtdator753]

Awesome!!!

[@KyleDarnellArt]

Thanks!!

[@joshuacincotta8031]

what brand of rice paper do you use for the printing, i am a silk screen printer by trade and i am very interested in making my own transfers, have you ever done any white on black with the underglaze?

[@KyleDarnellArt]

How did I miss this. Apparently you can use any old rice paper, the cheaper the better. I have found dress patterns work best for me.

[@mercylou]

Great demo! Does the medium keep the underglaze mixture from drying out? Wondering for a slow moving friend. 😁

[@KyleDarnellArt]

No not really, It probably makes it dry faster if anything because it thickens it up.

[@dandeepattee8622]

This is very informative! Thank you! I think you’ll be happy to know that you can make repeat patterns in Procreate.

[@KyleDarnellArt]

I tried it out on procreate and wasn't super happy with it. I'll try it again.

[@samanthamanalang3730]

Great video there is so little on this subject out there ,thank you so much! So I already am a screen printer and tried doing this onto rice paper and news print and when I transferred it was just so faded. Never heard of a jelly plate! Super interesting. This looks better doing it wet. You’re using pretty soft pressure correct when pulling? Do you always apply slip first to whatever you are transferring onto? it seems to transfer better than going straight onto a leather hard surface?

[@KyleDarnellArt]

I use slip because it really just makes it look better. I do it from time to time on just bare clay and it doesn't look like much, ends up a bit spotty.

[@elzy133]

Do you know if you can paint colored slip or underglaze on top of transfers then stick them on? I know you can use a transfer to paint on different designs & layers, but if I were to buy a transfer from Sanbao (that you mentioned) & painted the designs colors I wanted before sticking, will that work?

[@KyleDarnellArt]

That works but it helps to put slip on the pot too. Helps it release.

[@elzy133]

Thanks! 🙏

[@rominacanastrelli8859]

Hola! muchas gracias por compartir! Pregunta: usas engobe o esmalte para la serigrafia? Que numero de malla es el shablom?

[@KyleDarnellArt]

It is thickened underglaze. And the silkscreen mesh is 110

[@chuckfaber7521]

Can you link to the rice paper you use?

[@cutthecorners]

Where does one get the jelly plate 🧐

[@KyleDarnellArt]

I really should've put a link them in my description. But it is a Gelli plate, and you can find them online at really any place you find art supplies.

[@tinybrownbird]

You can also make them with unflavored gelatin! Just make it with slightly less water

[@mercylou]

oh another question: what if I'm using something flat? How do you get the pressure for the transfer?

[@KyleDarnellArt]

If its flat like a slap of clay I just silkscreen right on the clay, way easier.

[@carolynpearce4829]

Cool.

[@hollinal]

I thought stroke and coat was a glaze? I haven't used it but was wondering about trying it?

[@KyleDarnellArt]

It is a glaze. I have moved away from it to Amoco velvet underglaze.

[@louisegaluski1122]

If you make paper transfers, how long are they “good” for? Do you have to use them right after you make them?

[@KyleDarnellArt]

I have let them sit for years and they still work fine.

[@jude_of_alltrades]

thanks i'm confused tho, u are glazing for a bisque fire? so these are only bisqued?

[@jude_of_alltrades]

also, why did making transfers not work 😢 i need to make some

[@KyleDarnellArt]

They are transferred onto wet clay, bisque fired, then glaze fired to cone 6.

[@-joe90]

Goya

[@therestlessknitter4290]

Will the screen printing medium work with different brand underglazes? Amaco is reeeeeally expensive in Australia

[@KyleDarnellArt]

Hmm I think so, but also I think you can make your own underglaze which would be drastically cheaper. I think it's called "Engobe"

[@kingcardbeard1471]

Donuts

[@samanthamanalang3730]

Great video there is so little on this subject out there ,thank you so much! So I already am a screen printer and tried doing this onto rice paper and news print and when I transferred it was just so faded. Never heard of a jelly plate! Super interesting. This looks better doing it wet. You’re using pretty soft pressure correct when pulling? Do you always apply slip first to whatever you are transferring onto? it seems to transfer better than going straight onto a leather hard surface?