How to do sgraffito carving (with underglaze)👌

#pottery #ceramic #sgraffito
This is part 3 of our carving lessons in the intermediate playlist. this time we go over sgraffito work, something that usually comes naturally when you mix any carving technique together with underglaze and a contrasting color palette.
and this video will give a very small history lesson on what sgraffito is, where it came from, and how it was used.
-links to other carving videos:
lesson 1: • Carving 101(intermedia...
lesson 2: • Carving 101 ( intermed...
little source - www.thesprucec...
big source- www.ancientwor...
( as a side note the entirety of The Grecian artwork you see on a regular basis is not entirely made with solely sgraffito but instead the images are outlined, coloured in ( with slip / underglaze or a different color) and the sgraffito technique is used to add most details)
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[@iamryanlittle]

Yo! Watching these videos are satisfying as heck, dude. And, as always, I'm really honored to hear my music featured in your video.

[@EarthNationCeramics]

The music is top-notch for my channel. I seriously have a folder full of music in my computer that I use on a regular basis. You're actually my intro music.

[@osmanyreyes8373]

I love how Hsinchuen Lin has gone hard on sgraffito lately

[@vjvierengel1176]

Thanks Donte! Great video! I appreciate that pic inserted, so we could see what the pot grew up to be!

[@kleinwolterinkable]

Greatly appreciate your fun tutoring. Thanks.

[@deniap7229]

These are the underglazes I use, I love them!

[@karenmchugh5511]

I love your videos but really wished you had shown what the second cup with the 2 colors of underglaze looked like after firing. I have a very tough time visualizing this and "final product" examples are very much appreciated.

[@rellatower8650]

THANK YOU FOR THIS POTTER'S TIP!!!

[@Laura-it4ow]

I love the information about underglazes. Thanks so much and keep the wonderful content coming!

[@storiesnstoneware]

One of my favorite techniques! I love do this all the time💕

[@dragonflyatelier7152]

Love your demonstrations! Your previous ones and these! Thank you so much for doing this work, I do pottery as well, and I look at your videos for inspiration!

[@smooth1748]

This is awesome! I'll be doing this in class next time

[@cre2919]

Thanks for all the tips and tricks you provide

[@betsykennedy983]

Thanks for such great videos!!!!

[@shaunireland5501]

That is so cool and awesome to do Dante 😀

[@KatAtkinson]

I have really enjoyed watching all your videos! I might get to try your techniques in another week or two!

[@kimbain4368]

I'm a total newbie who has always wanted to do pottery. I would love to see a video of a pot taken from throwing to taking out of the glazing kiln. So many show various techniques in stages, but I would love to see the whole process. Thanks for sharing! I'm a new subscriber.

[@annwltr]

You give me confidence!

[@anonumosGirl]

was your cup bone dry or more leather hard🤔?

[@lisayates4230]

Thats cool

[@bluberrymonster]

Thank you! Im new to pottery- I'm assuming your greenware is leather hard at this time? How many days dry time did it take to get to this point?

[@melitinibaltatzi]

Can we also paint the top of the cup with the underglaze?

[@samanthanicholson9015]

What did the last cup look like finished?

[@3_Cats_Pottery]

Just for clarification, use the fundamentals (Mayco) on unfired work... I can still glaze and fire to cone 6 after it has been bisqued with no loss of color?

[@EarthNationCeramics]

Yup. I use it on bisque all the time. Technically it says not to but it still works. It makes it easier to because I don't have to worry about damaging the product

[@3_Cats_Pottery]

@@EarthNationCeramics Sorry, I mean, if I use the fundamentals before I bisque, bisque as normal, then I glaze and fire to cone 6, will the original color of the fundamentals remain?

[@beckyirvin4935]

My underglaze cracked😟whhhhyyy???

[@stephaniethemeles7687]

Hey Dante.....I LOVE your videos. Going forward would you consider using PG language so I can share with my high school students? Or put a rating on your vids so I know ahead of time? I know. Lame. But I always use your videos when possible. The only time I cant is when you make somewhat inappropriate jokes or swear. :)

[@BasilWallace]

No dude, if the hot people are worrying about their bodies and you're worrying about your body; by process of elimination, you're hot

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Bloody lumberjacks!*TM... or wait... is it possibly the beavers?... damn it's confusing being Canadian...

[@sharonashtancredi1789]

too fast!

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Greeks, you can just say Greeks.