Pouring Underglazes On Pottery // testing a fun and easy glazing technique

[@mainacht3509]

I love the bowls with teal, yellow and white. Nice techniques. I’ll give it a try too. Thanks for sharing with the video.

[@caldervanandel]

Thank you! Have fun :))

[@LilGalWhiteChocolate]

Hi, Calder! Excellent video. Thanks for this!

[@arinavandam9028]

As a beginner thank you so much for showing how to do!!.. Love and Kiss from me from the Netherlands

[@patriciamangan6816]

I love this technique Thank You for sharing!

[@diannaineson4804]

As a former pour painter you may want to try a base first on the surface. The colors moving is what makes those effects. We always did a base on the canvas so it wouldn't stick as bad. And roll over each other.

[@cindypope6122]

Love your experiments. Thank You💕.

[@Mariede425]

Hi Calder....honestly loved every piece, even with the pinholes! I normally do not make bowls, but you've given me some inspirations to make them! Thanks! Best Regards from Holmdel, NewJersey, USA

[@caldervanandel]

Hi Marie! Thank you so much! Have fun making bowls :))

[@topferelfe7919]

Hi Calder such a great video just fantastic. I'm always amazed at what you do. Have a nice weekend, best regards Conny

[@caldervanandel]

Thank you so much Conny! I hope you enjoyed your weekend :)

[@ellykeramelly7527]

Hoi Calder. Ik ben helemaal verslaafd aan jouw filmpjes. Ik moet nu eerst flink aan het kleien om van alles uit te kunnen proberen. Dank je wel voor alle inspiratie.

[@nepta00]

Stunnnnnnning

[@jacintasimpson1719]

Could you use a blow dryer/hairdryer to pop the air bubbles as in fluid art. Just a suggestion. Love your work and presentation. Thank you.

[@caldervanandel]

I think that will only make the glaze dry faster, so I don't think it'll work because the glaze is quite a bit ticker, but you can always try of course! Thank you :)

[@pethronianoel]

Like the pouring technique with the inner glazes:)❤👍🏻👍🏻

[@raygeorge4553]

Hey Calder, this was a really interesting experiment. I think maybe the one that you were least fond of was because you used colours that where opposite on the colour wheel e.g. Red and Green. When these colours are used together they cancel each other out and cause muddy brownish finish ......although this too could be a desired effect ? Years of hair styling and colouring has been useful for painting and glazing pots but i'm just in my first year of learning Pottery! I love all your ideas 💓

[@caldervanandel]

That is so cool! Yes I know about the colour wheel, but I kinda hoped the colours would make each other stronger and make them pop, but they indeed became a bit brownish. Thank you so much!!🙌🏻

[@elianec99]

Amazing, thanks for your tips ✨ Do you do the underglaze after or before the first firing?🙃

[@fionabryant2311]

Beautiful glazing techniques. Have you done the same for the outside of the plate? Thank you for your inspiration.

[@caldervanandel]

Thank you! I have not, but it would probably work the same. There will be some glaze that drips off of it though

[@georginahollenbach8609]

I have never tried this technique before, but I read that you can use glycerin to change/improve the consistency of underglaze, perhaps this is something you can try in further experiments, maybe it will help with the marbling effect? I have also seen that it is possible to use underglaze on greenware, maybe the pottery is too "thirsty" and so it absorbs the liquid too fast, maybe experiment with greenware and see if it improves the effect, i also thought that perhaps putting one coat of white on the bisque potter first, it might have a more clear result. I would love to see a follow up of your experiments with these techniques.

[@alphonsechanekayebone7871]

Beautiful..

[@tonyandbevjordan7363]

Did you put matt or shiny clear glaze over the underglaze. . Love your experiments with colours, thanks NZ.

[@caldervanandel]

I used shiny clear glaze :)

[@Ben-bh5qw]

Have you tried this with colored slip on green ware?

[@caldervanandel]

Yes, I also made a video about that 3 years ago, you can scroll back on my channel :)

[@joeskeramiek6648]

Leuke video! Ga je het ook nog een keer proberen met engobe? Dan blijven de lijnen mooi scherp en geen pinholes

[@caldervanandel]

Dankjewel! Ja, dat heb ik in een van mijn eerste videos al geprobeerd, van 3 jaar geleden. Werkt ook erg goed!

[@sylviefeys744]

Leuk zeg. Zal ik zeker eens proberen. Conclusie... Mixen met water is ok, maar niet teveel water zodat de kleuren goed uitkomen en het blenden mooi verloopt. Ik test dit zodra ik terug ben uit reis. Bedankt voor je weeral interessante video. 🏖️ Grtjes uit Spanje

[@marymacdonald3506]

Can you put underglaze over reg glaze? Then a clear coat

[@caldervanandel]

I have never tried this, I'm not sure what will happen when the clear glaze blends with the regular glaze, but you could always try :)

[@Atliermia]

Good try....may be better with large plate. It is a big challenge and technic of marbling.

[@jacquelineengelen3345]

Wat een mooi idee ga ook ik proberen als ik mag ……groetjes Jacqueline uit België 👋👋👋👋👋

[@caldervanandel]

Natuurlijk mag dat! Veel plezier!!

[@jacquelineengelen3345]

zo zie je dat het niet uit een winkel komt ,maar het is handgemaakt leuk toch 😘😘😘💕👋👋👋👋👋

[@caldervanandel]

Yess dat is zeker waar😁

[@nickimeeus]

oeeeeeh ik ga die met water bij proberen!!!!!

[@caldervanandel]

Leuk! Veel plezier!!