Intermediate Guide to Ceramic Glazing: Layer Glazes, Underglaze, and Make Triaxial Blends
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Intermediate Guide to Ceramic Glazing: Layer Glazes, Underglaze, and Make Triaxial Blends

by Gill Roy

Art Crafts
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Intermediate Guide to Ceramic Glazing teaches layering techniques for glazes and underglazes, plus how to make triaxial blends. Perfect for ceramic artists seeking to refine their finishing skills and create professional results on pottery surfaces.

About This Book

This intermediate guide provides essential techniques for ceramic artists looking to advance their glazing skills. It focuses on layering glazes to achieve depth and complexity in surface designs.

Readers will explore the use of underglazes to add color and texture beneath the final glaze layer, enhancing visual interest on ceramic pieces.

The book also covers making triaxial blends, a method for mixing glazes using three components to predict and control color outcomes effectively.

Ideal for hobbyists and professionals, it offers practical steps to experiment with glaze combinations in a studio setting.

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