claybair on tue 29 nov 05
Elizabeth,
Have you tried dyes (Dr. Martins) or the relatively new
acrylic inks? I have used both of them like watercolors.
The inks are quite powerful and do not fade on paper
when exposed to sunlight. I have not tried them on clay.
Gayle Bair
Bainbridge Island, WA
Tucson, AZ
http://claybair.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Elizabeth Priddy
I call them "cold finish"
I love watercolor pigment with a sealant.
Very thin acrylic leaves a waxy look.
EP
--- "L. P. Skeen" wrote:
> O I like that one June - very ArtSpeakish. ;)
>
> L
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> > Another phrase I have always liked is "post firing
> > pigmentation"
> >
> > June
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mel jacobson on tue 29 nov 05
i think it was ken ferguson...i think..coined the
phrase.
`room temperature glaze.`
paint.
i love that thought.
and of course, in some cases, totally applicable.
mel
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June MacDonald on tue 29 nov 05
--- mel jacobson wrote:
> i think it was ken ferguson...i think..coined the
> phrase.
> `room temperature glaze
>
Another phrase I have always liked is "post firing
pigmentation"
June
>
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L. P. Skeen on tue 29 nov 05
O I like that one June - very ArtSpeakish. ;)
L
----- Original Message -----
From: "June MacDonald"
> Another phrase I have always liked is "post firing
> pigmentation"
>
> June
Elizabeth Priddy on tue 29 nov 05
I call them "cold finish"
I love watercolor pigment with a sealant.
Very thin acrylic leaves a waxy look.
EP
--- "L. P. Skeen" wrote:
> O I like that one June - very ArtSpeakish. ;)
>
> L
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "June MacDonald"
>
> > Another phrase I have always liked is "post firing
> > pigmentation"
> >
> > June
>
>
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mel jacobson on fri 12 sep 08
it is called `room temperature glaze`.
it is just a form of sculptural color.
nothing to worry about.
each artists has to think to themselves...`how long
will this last?` some don't care.
two weeks is a lifetime to some.
mel
we find people who think that the world started the year they were born.
like the small child said while looking at black and white pictures,
`when did the world turn to color?`
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