Monday, November 16, 2020
PEANUT BUTTER SLIP
Illustrated is a bowl from a week ago, now almost bone
dry with a soft impasto style slip application. Normally I would have preferred
a slightly more firm slip but this is what I had on hand so it had to do
despite being the softest used for the impasto technique. The consistency of
this slip was about that of stirred up, all-natural peanut butter where I
normally use something more akin to processed peanut butter, noticing an
analogy trend here? Despite the consistency I was still able to create rather
nice, deep diagonal channels around the thrown round and squared up teabowl
that I think compliment the form and with any luck should activate quite nicely
with my new Oribe glaze combos. I have to admit that I love the slip and clay
at this stage, it reminds me of a warm cake just recently frosted in some
exotic surface where the frosting is still in a semi-liquid like state, yes
everything comes back to baked goods, could it be any other way?
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