[Clayart] recent work

[Carol Marians via Clayart]

Hi -

glaze interactions in a high titanium glaze

https://carol.knighten.org/2025-GlazeTests/2025-09-19-interactions-3/

Carol

[Jeff Lawrence via Clayart]

Very interesting!
I like the large cloud around the inlay -- pretty amazing how much
perfusion that suggests.
I'm surprised you posit that the dark cloud is the titanium, though.
Wouldn't cobalt and copper, both of which are strong colorants, be more
likely candidates?
Jeff
Jeff Lawrence
jeff...@gmail.com
jeffreylawrence.net

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[David Woof via Clayart]

Jeffster,
Good to hear your voice again echoing in the halls of the hallowed Clayart Citadel.

Misneach,

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[Carol Marians via Clayart]

The color of that cloud is characteristic of titanium in solution in
that glaze, is why I'm guessing that.

Carol

[Carol Marians via Clayart]

Hi -

glaze interactions in a high silica glaze:

https://carol.knighten.org/2025-GlazeTests/2025-09-23-interactingGlazes-1/


Carol