How To make Mishima Pottery - Without the Mess!

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This video is part of Ann's Workshop Express Series. A series of FREE KZbin pottery project workshops that are condensed into 10 minute (or less) videos. In this video Ann shows you how to make the Mishima Mug. Ann has a unique way of creating a Mishima effect that is more forgiving, less messy and predictable. This process also creates a great texture to your work. If you would enjoy a deeper learning of Ann's painting, decorating, and glazing process then check out Ann's Video Workshop Series. These workshops are very detailed (typically 1.5 - 2 hours in length) where Ann provides step by step instruction and are designed to help potters take their work to new levels of craftsmanship and artistry. vimeo.com/showcase/6725318
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[@sandracartica4932]

I love the mug and your design but... carving is the most fun part of Mishima for me. I know it's a bit messy but carving gives me joy. ❤️😁

[@freddiemoretti8456]

You are welcome and thank you for sharing. Beautiful results and noticed that very neat control over the application.....practice, practice, practice.

[@annruel1982]

Thanks for watching Freddie and thank you for the kind words. As with everything in pottery, practice, practice practice, right

[@hannahineson4053]

Love the brushes, I like to outline as well and never had a good reliable tool before. Thanks so much for the link!

[@easterazali9237]

It’s so beautiful ! 🥰

[@gaspazha7045]

Love your videos and your work. Thank you for sharing your techniques. Can’t wait for the next video.

[@annruel1982]

Thanks so much! I appreciate that.

[@cookieoriginals8319]

Thanks again another great tutorial video, and I love those fine brushes

[@annruel1982]

Hi Cookie. Thanks. The brushes really do make the difference.

[@BBugel]

Thanks for showing!

[@LittleStreetPottery]

You are welcome! Stay tuned...we’re working on another research lab video this week. The engineers are up to something crazy!

[@kelposch2839]

Another great video! Thanks so much :)

[@annruel1982]

Thanks Kel!!!!

[@Top.Mallorca]

Wonderful work. A lot of talent there. Greetings from Mallorca Spain!

[@annruel1982]

Nice to meet you. Greetings from Florida.

[@hussaineh89]

Hey Ann. I love Sang-gam your way

[@latifsoomro6490]

Good shape . Light color so suwite.

[@gloriagilpatrick6499]

Thank you for sharing and beautiful work. Looked for link for brushesbut could not find. You please provide link. Thank you

[@LittleStreetPottery]

Thanks! The links are below the video in the description section.

[@jtcpottery]

Great video as always, Ann! Do you put on more than one coat of your glaze? Lots of work!

[@annruel1982]

Thanks Janet. I apply enough glaze to puddle when applied. I keep an eye on it and if I can still see the clay through the glaze, I know I need to apply another coat. thanks for asking.

[@connie2206]

Awesome work,, how did you glaze the inside? I just love your work, amazing...

[@annruel1982]

Hi Connie. Thanks for the kind words. I used a large brush and brushed the glaze on the inside. :-)

[@DaniMontoya]

Hey Anne. The glaze you used for the red and black. Were they underglazes?

[@susydegiuli2347]

It is a pleasure to watch you working at your beautiful pieces. A question: do you put 1 layer of glaze , instead of 3, because the glaze is thick enough after 1 passage?

[@LittleStreetPottery]

Yes, for final glaze on these pieces I just put on one layer of my white liner glaze. Thanks for watching!

[@CeeJayKay]

Would you get the same results if you painted the background glaze first and then painted the black line over that when dry?

[@annruel9142]

Hi Carol. If you paint the black lines over the glaze, I find that the black will bleed a bit into the glaze so that you dont get that nice straight line. Actually that technique would be really cool for illustrations that may need more fuzzy black outlines.

[@nancyw8866]

How do you know when the painted on glaze is thick enough? I painted on a clear coat recently and it wasn't the right thickness. I was told three coats now.

[@LittleStreetPottery]

No hard and fast rules - a lot depends on the color and type of glaze. If you are talking about the final glazing (vs underglaze) I would defer to the glaze manufacturer as there are many variables like cone and type of clay etc. you are firing to. Most the the glazes I use suggest 3 coats.

[@katwoman2371]

Lovely work, you make it look so easy! What kind of clay do you use? It's such a low fire for any stoneware I use. Thank you :)

[@LittleStreetPottery]

Thanks! We use Standard 365 English Porcelain. Hard to find sometimes...we have to drive a couple hours to purchase.