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Application is everything. A thin coat results in warm satin yellowish greens, a thick application brings deeper glossy greenish browns. The resulting variety creates a beautiful palette of undulating hues. Mountain Ash, a luscious yet quiet glaze, is literally made from the ash of aspen and pine collected from my studio wood stove.
Application is everything. A thin coat results in warm satin yellowish greens, a thick application brings deeper glossy greenish browns. The resulting variety creates a beautiful palette of undulating hues. Mountain Ash, a luscious yet quiet glaze, is literally made from the ash of aspen and pine collected from my studio wood stove.
Cortona
6 x 2" with 6 x 6" field tile
Leaves and grid
9 1/2 x 5 3/4" with field tile 4x4"
Umbria
4 x 4", round bar and 4 x 4" field tile
Oak
8 1/8 x 3 1/2" , round bar, 3 x 3" field tile and 4 x 4" field tile
Ravenna
5 2/8 x 2 1/2" with 6 x 6" field tile
Vine and Vase
8 1/2 x 3 1/2" with round bar, 3 x 3" field tile, 6 x 6" field tile
Bawit
7 7/8 x 4 1/2" field tile 4 x 4"
Siena
6 X 6" with 6 x 6" field tile
3 x 3" and 6 x 6" field tile with round bar and double edge trim pieces
Flat field tile with beveled edges
Beveled edges cause the glaze to behave differently than on the flat surface of the tile, creating another layer of diversity.
Pillowed field tile
Shaping field tile over a rounded form produces a "pillowed" effect which lends dimensionality to the surface.
