Hey Potters! Watch this video to become totally obsessed with underglaze transfers. This technique works best on cylinder shaped forms or flat forms. Have fun!
Dara hi :) thank you for sharing. It was not clear for me: you just used ordinary A4 paper and a black and white printer for the image? So the black ink from the printer resisted the underglaze?
Hi DAra, thanks for the very informative video. Your work is beautiful. I am just about to assist with a basic ‘printing on clay’ workshop in Scotland and you have just confirmed a couple of things which I am sure the students will ask. Especially the fact that they will be able to use the pre printed sheets I have prepared for them after a couple of days of drying. I have used unprinted newspaper but believe that it will also work with tissue paper. Can you confirm what weight of paper you have used.
What kind of printer is this, inkjet or laser?
Dara hi :) thank you for sharing. It was not clear for me: you just used ordinary A4 paper and a black and white printer for the image? So the black ink from the printer resisted the underglaze?
That is correct! So easy and SO satisfying!
Hi DAra, thanks for the very informative video. Your work is beautiful.
I am just about to assist with a basic ‘printing on clay’ workshop in Scotland and you have just confirmed a couple of things which I am sure the students will ask. Especially the fact that they will be able to use the pre printed sheets I have prepared for them after a couple of days of drying. I have used unprinted newspaper but believe that it will also work with tissue paper. Can you confirm what weight of paper you have used.
Just plain ol' printer paper!
Can you use standard glaze? Not sure if the class we have has underglaze.
I have so many ideas now haha.
I would not recommend it but I totally support experimenting! My concern would be the glazes are not as stable as underglaze.
Any kind of printing ink and paper ?
Just plain printing paper and ink from a copy machine. Nothing fancy!