The green color is mold. There are actually several molds that can occur. Have been told that it may add to the viscosity of the clay and will be killed off with firing. Thanks for you video, it was very helpful.
Thanks for all your great videos. For all the" self trained" people, they are like taking a master class! Can you speak to the difference between slip and glaze, and also the timing of application- greenware vs bisque. Thanks
С большим уважением к вашим великолепным работам.Я видел много мастеров по керамике.Ваши работы мне ближе всего, так как вы видите керамику и наполняете ее своими чувствами.
thanks for your videos . Can you explain how you prepare your slip because when I use a plastic bottle like you it makes a splash on my pieces, I think it's because there is air but even if I shake the bottle I get a splash. excuse me for my English because I'm from Belgium
I know exactly what you mean, traveling with green ware is never a wise move. I've broken too many to count trying to do it. Beautiful work! I am loving these videos!
Green is prbably mold. In the past i have added some vinegar to my slip and it has helped slow down the mold growth in the bottle but i would try it out and see if it works for you on a test piece. Another option is to mix some citric acid powder in with the slip but again maybe test it first!
You’re probably right about the mold. I’ll probably just leave it alone because it doesn’t effect the color and I’m not eating it. Haha. Thanks for the tips though. Cheers
Beautiful slip work. Can't wait for finished product. 👏👏👏👏👏
Can't wait to see the finished pieces! Thanks 😊
Yes it’s always exciting
Thank you so much for sharing your slip adventure with us! I always learn so much from watching your videos!
You’re welcome!
Amazing,courageous man. Hoping God bless your work one day someone can buy your poteries.
The green color is mold. There are actually several molds that can occur. Have been told that it may add to the viscosity of the clay and will be killed off with firing. Thanks for you video, it was very helpful.
Diamond dots are cool! Having fun... that's what its all about! Love the slips! Very cool.
Thanks. Yeah I love doing slip decoration.
Really enjoying your videos! Would be great to see the finished pots when you are done with the firing so we can see the results😊
Beautiful, I enjoy your work!
So beautiful. Can't stop smil'n. Subbed.
Thanks
Thanks for all your great videos. For all the" self trained" people, they are like taking a master class! Can you speak to the difference between slip and glaze, and also the timing of application- greenware vs bisque. Thanks
i know Im kind of off topic but do anyone know a good website to stream newly released series online?
С большим уважением к вашим великолепным работам.Я видел много мастеров по керамике.Ваши работы мне ближе всего, так как вы видите керамику и наполняете ее своими чувствами.
Thanks looking forward to seeing your results
You’re welcome. Me too!
well that was fun :)
Thank you
Is there a part 2 for the results?
thanks for your videos . Can you explain how you prepare your slip because when I use a plastic bottle like you it makes a splash on my pieces, I think it's because there is air but even if I shake the bottle I get a splash. excuse me for my English because I'm from Belgium
Do you one step fire these or bisque then glaze then fire?
These will be bisqued and glazed. I have to travel to the kiln site with them so greenware is not a good option.
I know exactly what you mean, traveling with green ware is never a wise move. I've broken too many to count trying to do it. Beautiful work! I am loving these videos!
Thank you. I’m glad you enjoy them.
I think your white has algea. Do you slip trail on pottery that has already been glazed?
What are the lip bottles you are using? What might be the size of the tip 14, 6, 18 g Nice work Spontaneous
Matthew, have you ever had a problem with joining the pieces together ( bubbles,or cracks) for your big pots. Will the slip run during firing?
I’ve never had that problem with my big pots. The red and black slip will run. The white will not.
Green is prbably mold. In the past i have added some vinegar to my slip and it has helped slow down the mold growth in the bottle but i would try it out and see if it works for you on a test piece. Another option is to mix some citric acid powder in with the slip but again maybe test it first!
You’re probably right about the mold. I’ll probably just leave it alone because it doesn’t effect the color and I’m not eating it. Haha. Thanks for the tips though. Cheers
@@MatthewKellyPottery I think it's algae. Mold is usually black.
Hey Mathew
When will the results be shown
Thanks richard
These will be out of the kiln in about two and a half weeks.