It's wonderful work of clay.i really like the variations you do in your work.Each and every piece is different then other .thanks.keep making ,all the best from Indian fan
Air-dry clay is much more expensive than regular clay everywhere. I primarily use air-dry clay to show that it is possible to create ceramic artworks beyond simple plates and cups without access to a kiln. However, if you have access to a kiln, you can build the same projects from regular clay. The main differences are use slip instead of water to connect pieces and paint with glazes and underglazes instead of acrylic paints.
I don't recommend to sand clay, instead make surface smooth while clay is soft. Edges usually break up when clay is overdried, try to make shapes while clay still soft.
With stone and regular clay ceramics pieces, I participate in art shows and exhibitions and sell them. I use air-dry clay only for online classes and workshops. And since things got slow due to the pandemic, I created this TH-cam channel. 😀
To make clay pieces stick together score first and add slip. Water works with air dry clay, not so for regular clay. If you work doesn't hold shape, let slabs dry a little bit to make them more rigid.
One can learn a lot from your videos.
Continue making great videos like this
Gorgeous creation! You are amazing :)
Thank you! 😊
I just started experimenting with this after watching your vase video.
Awesome! I glad that my video motivated you to experiment with clay! Hope you will like it!
All the way from Holland, thanks for all the tips you gave about the clay.
Thanks for watching!
you can count on my support for each of the next videos.
Thank you for watching!
Beautiful i love the images and how easy to do.
You did a great job indeed!
This is lovely, thanks for sharing with us....xxx
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Just go on with filming, it will certainly pay you off as you possess a great talent.
Absolutely beautiful 💛
Thank you so much!
Super! It’s great tutorial again!
Glad you think so!
Beautiful work which will inspire me and more to have a go.🤞
Thank you! Definitely give clay a try, it's fun!
Ceramics Oasis, thank you for the tutorial. You explain it verry good for a beginner like me.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you once again. This is beautiful. I have tried transfer though after drying the clay.
Thank you! I transfer images while clay is moist. I found it to be easier this way.
Beautiful
Thank you!
Do let me have your advice, I will surely try it out and send you pictures. Much love.❤️
Looking forward to hear back from you!
I love modelling with clay and transfering images to wood.😍
It's wonderful work of clay.i really like the variations you do in your work.Each and every piece is different then other .thanks.keep making ,all the best from Indian fan
Thank you so much 😀
Waiting for your new video
@@bhavnasharma3137 Thank you! Coming soon 😀
Beautiful ❤
Thank you! 😊
As always, fantastic piece and great decoration ideas! Going to check out Klimt's works
You'll like his works, they were influenced in part by Byzantine gold mosaics
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👌 awesome
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice good my booss
Thank you!
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Thank you!
I love doing image transfer with a gelli plate and I do work with air dry clay
I hope my videos will give you new ideas!
will try this. I just want to know if you've tried colour prints in the same process?
Color prints require very smooth surface to work well. With texture it's better to paint it and create illusion of real object
You have great clay to work with. In india you don't get das clay and the air dry clay is very expensive in Delhi,india .
Air-dry clay is much more expensive than regular clay everywhere. I primarily use air-dry clay to show that it is possible to create ceramic artworks beyond simple plates and cups without access to a kiln. However, if you have access to a kiln, you can build the same projects from regular clay. The main differences are use slip instead of water to connect pieces and paint with glazes and underglazes instead of acrylic paints.
Thanks
Although I get a decent finish with water & sanding, when I roll it the edges break up a little.
I don't recommend to sand clay, instead make surface smooth while clay is soft. Edges usually break up when clay is overdried, try to make shapes while clay still soft.
Ive done my design, what is the best means of adhering it to my project?
With clay it always score and add slip
One more thing to ask,what do you do with the finished products?
With stone and regular clay ceramics pieces, I participate in art shows and exhibitions and sell them. I use air-dry clay only for online classes and workshops. And since things got slow due to the pandemic, I created this TH-cam channel. 😀
But what do you do with air dry clay work or sculptures or bowls?
It never occured to me you could do this on clay as well.
Clay provides many opportunities to use your creativity. Give it a try!
can i paint the clayobject afterdryeing with acrylics paint?
Acrylic paints work very well with air dry clay. You can also use spray paint on it. Before painting apply sealer or varnish.
My air dry clay never wants to stay in a position i put it in even if i put water on it
To make clay pieces stick together score first and add slip. Water works with air dry clay, not so for regular clay. If you work doesn't hold shape, let slabs dry a little bit to make them more rigid.
Произношение.. УЖАС!
Still love this video best, the vase is just so beautiful!
Thank you!
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