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These have just been bisqued. They will be fired over this week and ready for any takers early next week.
Penny.

Excellent, do you have other examples of some of the glazes that you use?

Looking good Penny, Cant wait till I get over there tomorow & see them in person. Looks like they all came thru the firing no problems.

Scott, Penny has a large range of glazes that she regularly uses & we are about to start testing a heap of new ones. I am looking forward to seeing some of the glazes on pots & how they react with the differing clay bodies.

Matt

Wow they look great may have to pop in when I visit Matt Penny and pick up some nice new pots for some of my projects

So... Party at Penny's house then hey? I'll bring the nibbles!

Those are great Penny, look forward to seeing them in finish!

Matt, that pot will come up great! Also can't wait to see where you go with the glaze.

nicee penny cant wait to see them glazed

Scott, I have a range of glazes and several clay bodies so one glaze over two different clay bodies will give two different colours thereby increasing the range.
Mitchell, I never know exactly what the result is until I see it. There is always a surprise - sometimes it's not pleasant. The final say is up to the kiln gods.
Who mentioned party time? I can always have a kiln-opening party like the old big-time potters used to have. Kiln opening next week (possibly one this Saturday) - there should be enough pots for two firings. At the very least, I'll take photos.
I can hardly wait to see how Matt's pots will turn out. He'll probably put me out of a job.
Penny.

I really like the shape of the bottom left pot, a good shape for satsuki, what colour will this be glazed?

Also Penny, could you make any pots like these, I understand that the glazes would be different but similar colours would be good.

Thanks

nice man.

mudlarkpottery wrote:Scott, I have a range of glazes and several clay bodies so one glaze over two different clay bodies will give two different colours thereby increasing the range.
Mitchell, I never know exactly what the result is until I see it. There is always a surprise - sometimes it's not pleasant. The final say is up to the kiln gods.
Who mentioned party time? I can always have a kiln-opening party like the old big-time potters used to have. Kiln opening next week (possibly one this Saturday) - there should be enough pots for two firings. At the very least, I'll take photos.
I can hardly wait to see how Matt's pots will turn out. He'll probably put me out of a job.
Penny.

May the gods smile on my first steps into the realm of the glaze, tho with a mentor like yourself showing the way I feel a little confident there will be one or 2 that come out half decent. Not much chance of me putting you out of a job, not unless your going to stop making the stunning pots you do. We can talk about demarcating lines when I cross over from little accents & you go towards them. Sleepless night here so expect lots of new pics to keep us motivated.

This mini is absolutely stunning & if I can get halfway near as good with a single pot I will be a very happy man. The balance, proportion and sheer finish of the pot and then topped with that insane glaze! Somehow I think it will be more than a few years before that happens but I have something to strive for. Matt

Nice variety of pots guys, brings back the memories, actually just starting to get back into making pots again, myself.

Nice pot Senseijames. Is it done in a mould or handbuilt?
Matt, buttering me up's not going to make any difference to the outcome of the firing - better to make a sacrifice to the kiln gods.
Scott, the white pots are Matt's new food bowls and the pink/tan pot will be approx 15 x 12 x ?height when fired. I haven't decided what colour yet. I do have a few green-blue colours but they work best over a white clay body.
Penny

Scott Roxburgh wrote:Excellent, do you have other examples of some of the glazes that you use?

Scott, If you search for Mudlark Pottery - Down Under on Facebook, there are albums with plenty of examples of Pennys' glazed pots

Had a ball playing with Penny's glazes, cant wait to see how some of them come out. Have mixed & matched without much idea of what is what so it will definitely be interesting to say the least. I also got to bring home a few pots that arent able to be fired to stoneware temps. My first attempts so be kind. Observe the camera shy potter trying to ignore my constant pestering. Have to get the recipe right, just one of a raft of new glazes Penny has mixed up to test over differing clay bodies. I am hanging out to see the results of her tests so I can pick the best ones for my own pots. Matt

Hard at work glazing pots.