Glaze review - Clinton Pottery Red from Clayscapes.
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
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In today's glaze review we are starting a new chapter with a company named Clayscapes.
they were gracious enough to send us a few sample packs of glaze for us to test on the channel as well as give us a discount code just in case we want to get our hands on some of this delicious glaze.
in this video we are testing Clinton's pottery red from clayscapes at cone 6 oxidation. I found the best results when I took a bit of water out and had the specific gravity somewhere around 1.3 to 1.38 .
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We need to get you some kevlar bracers; your poor arm. What ever happened to the dirty potter challenge? Was looking forward to seeing how creative people would get with the textures. Thanks for showing us the Clinton glaze, seems like a good deal for a good glaze. Take care, be well And best wishes on your in person classes.
I burned myself at work again 😔
@@EarthNationCeramics I know, I remember how horrible it looked the last time; why I said you need some bracers. I also know, that when you cook, you get used to burns, but.... damn. Hope that heals quickly.
ClayScapes is awesome! I have known Drew for many years and he is a quality guy. 🥰❤️ ClayScapes is family owned and operated and they have great customer service and support. Also I wanted to mention that they put the recommended specific gravity on the information page for each glaze they make, so that really helps with proper mixing. And they told me that it isn’t necessary to mix the entire 5lbs at once, so if I just want to do a small batch, say to reuse one of those plastic jars you were mentioning, I can just dip out a little bit and mix only that amount and save the rest dry for later. Since my studio space is tiny and I don’t have room for huge buckets, I really like that. It’s definitely much more cost effective than liquid glazes.
Clayscapes is awesome! Drew and his staff are sweethearts. Thanks for all your glaze reviews. This is one I haven't tried.
I’m in love with Clayscapes Cobblestone glaze. A dynamic gray glaze ❤
"WOOHOO CLAYSCAPES!! SALT CITY!! UPSTATE NY POTTERS!!"
p. s. clayscapes glazes respond to other CS glazes incredibly well. very cool looks in combinations.
def. gonna try Laogai Green/CPRed
Without seeing the actual glaze, it is a bit hard to discern the type of this glaze from the video. However, that glaze looks more to me like an artificial reduction copper red than a chrome-tin pink. The unfired glaze also looks more like copper carb. than chrome oxide in color. Chrome-tin pinks usually do not produce the compound colors. Whereas, copper reds (even artificially reduced in an electric kiln) will usually break over texture as seen in your tests. I cannot address ^6, but most copper reds develop best color around ^9. At ^9 on porcelain, I have produced some stunning copper reds artificially reduced in electric firing. A good place to start testing is to take any regular ^9r copper red and add very small amounts (
Love Clayscapes! Keep ‘em coming!
I have been using Clayscapes for almost a year now my favorites have been the Costal Blue over texture, and Nebula. The Cream and Pitch black are great liner glazes. Thank you for the shout out at the end and for being our main ceramics teacher this past year please keep it going!!
Keep up the Clayscapes reviews, there great.
I received 2 notes of Clayscapes dry glazes today. I had those and one bag of glaze from another glaze manufacturer. Mixing them was SUVH a pleasure compared to of dry glazes from Mayco, Amaco, Coyote, Laguna and more. Some kind of magic they have going on there at Clayscapes. I am a convert...
Perfect for this rainy day. I might be motivated to make test tiles.
I have been told (and I do) let my dry mixed glazes sit for 24 hours after mixing and then remix before use. I think this would have helped the red colorants integrate into the mixture. My $.02
I've been told the same thing but I think that's mainly something I could do with lithium carbonate ( A lot of people do this with shino glazes as well)
I'm not sure how the chemistry works out but .... I've never done it
That's my store!!! I LOVE Clayscapes!!!!
Thanks for getting us a discount for glaze. I bought 5lbs of Dessert Sand and it came to about $7.00 a pint. By the way, I mix my glaze with a long handled pot washer. (I get all the lumps on the side of the bucket and it doesn't make a lot of bubbles in the glaze.)
These pieces actually look pretty cool! As an Artist myself, I see the glazing portion as experimental because of the different results you get. Nicely done!
I've been to Clayscapes, nice little place they have there.
I can’t begin to count the number of pieces I have glazed with various brands of red glazes. They usually turn some shade of ashy grey with a few red spots. One day I will conquer the elusive red. Great info. Thanks!
I use clayscapes glazes and I really love them. I use the cream glaze as an accent with many other glazes. Looking forward to more of your tests!
I have been able to get 90ish% red coverage with CPR on interiors or in combination with other glazes. clayscapes cream, and wheat both bring out the red and give really dynamic verigation
I love that you're testing dry mixes! If you make more I'd love your opinion on Laguna Moroccan Sand glazes! Thank you Dante 😁
❤Thank you for making these videos for us. 😇
Thank you. This is beautiful. I love it on the gourd!!!❤
Every combination with Lumos seems a success. I should start experimenting more with Lumos
Thanks for the Glaze Book reference, I was able to find one used in very good condition. Delivered today for only $9.00.
I have been wondering about their Coastal blue glaze. I would love to see a test of that one on different clay bodies and layered. Another excellent glaze test video. Thank you.
We got that one :)
@@EarthNationCeramics Awesome I look forward to your review. 😊😊
Woah I had no idea the piece I got was from a video!! Makes it even more special.
Good glaze too
Very Nice
Good test sometimes I like mixing with drill cause I get better results . Yes I'm a weakling.
I purchased Black Copper from Clayscapes Pottery. Said the same thing you said, " Wow, I don't think I need to sieve it". I got the same "pimples" on my fired pot that you did. As you were saying to sieve or not to sieve I was saying, NO, NO, NO, SIEVE IT!!!! 😂😂😂
(BTW Black Copper, very nice glaze!)
Clayscapes is the new Borg (in a good way though.) Shit so good, you will be assimilated. Also, I think Drew Senior put out a mixing video and he mixes in the bag. It's awesome.
I was wondering if the specific gravity makes a difference. I heard you say you had 1.24 or so. What if it was 1.45? I bet the red would really come through. Also sorry I haven't watched much lately. I lost my daughter and totally lost my pottery MOJO. Yours is the first full video I have seen in a long time. Also oh my goodness your poor arm! Thank you for posting
The second test with the dragon scale mug was at 1.38 I just forgot to say it during the video.
Every other test was 1.2 something
The un sifted glaze gave that poor piece acne! Sifted, It's some beautiful stuff! Thanks
Thanks
I feel so seen and so called out by the bottle hoarder comment 😂
Supurb!!
Was the water you added boiling hot from the kettle? Is that something you have to do when mixing powder, hot water?????
Noice!
Did I hear you say you've posted the glaze on glazy??
ah, not the red/black one :(
That looks like a fairly fine mesh?
It was either 40 or 60 mesh.
I don't remember but I don't have an 80 mesh that big so it's gatta be one of those two.
I find that anything over 60 mesh is unneeded unless it's a very special glaze.
@@EarthNationCeramics Thanks! I just bought my first dry glaze, so I don't want to make a mess of it.
Unsieved has chicken pox