Here is another piece by Todd Johnson.
Haynes Satin, with Moss Green over Broken Celadon.
Give it a try and let us know know it goes.
Google the recipes but if you have trouble let me know and I can post them but I am sure they are on -line.
John Britt
http://www.johnbrittpottery.com/
Haynes Satin, with Moss Green over Broken Celadon.
Give it a try and let us know know it goes.
Google the recipes but if you have trouble let me know and I can post them but I am sure they are on -line.
John Britt
http://www.johnbrittpottery.com/
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7 comments:
John, what clay body is Todd using? these are fabulous. Todd is a great guy!!
This is P-5.
Thanks for the great class John, perfect combination of information and inspiration. Also if anyone wants to try these cone six combos the instrucions are reversed: the pitcher has floating blue over broken celedon and the tumbler has moss green over broken celedon.
Todd,
Sorry. I think I fixed it.
Oxidation or reduction?
Ocidation electric but may be nice in reduction too!
Mossy Green cone 6 - 10
60 Nepheline Syenite
9 Silica
10 Ball clay
20 Strontium carbonate
10 Lithium carbonate
5.0 Copper carbonate
5.0 Titanium dioxide
From Odyssey Studio in Asheville (a.k.a. Pinnell Strontium Matte)
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