Ceramics at The Joss Research Institute

Some publications:

• Rutile Blue
  Studio Potter, Volume 35 Number 1, December, 2006;
  I regret that the photo in the article fails to do justice to the bowl in question. (Largely my fault.) Here is a slightly better one.
  
  
• Fluorescent Glazes
  Clay Times, May/June 2005, pp48-52;
  You can find photos (including some items that were not in the article, as well as some technical information) by following the link I give below.
  
  
• Recreating the Black Ding Glaze
  Studio Potter, Volume 33 Number 1, December, 2004;
  (Again, see below for a link to online versions of the photos, as well as some ancillary information.)
  
  
• I hope to have one or more articles out fairly soon about other work I’ve been doing, some of it with translucent porcelain.

Pages about my work:

• A “Red Temmoku” glaze that isn’t just orange or tomato or brick red; at its best, this glaze is a deep cherry/mahogany color.
  
  
• A seriously incomplete page about what I’ve been doing with Copper Reds
  
  
• Some work I’ve been doing with Rutile Blue glazes, which culminated in the article for Studio Potter that I mention above.
  
  
• A wonderful little piece of serendipity that led me to a nice glaze.
  
  
• Information about taking photographs of fluorescent things, to accompany the article about Fluorescent Glazes that I mention above, along with a fair number of pictures of fluorescent items. (Caution: The page is image-intensive, and may take a while to load.)
  
  
• Information about my copy of the Black Ding glaze, to accompany the Studio Potter article I mention above.
  
  
• My protracted effort to convert an electric kiln to gas. (I eventually succeeded, though I had to design the burner several times before I got one that worked.)
  
  
• The happy result of adding Rutile to a high-iron glaze
  
  
• Various interim results from the Spring of 2004...
  
  
• ...and a few more from that Autumn

I’ll post more here as they become available or as I think of them.

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