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Started out with Kamada Koji’s big bang glaze in mind. I’ve been completely obsessed with all glazes iridescent for some time now. This is my favorite variation to date… but still too subtle and elusive. Closer than I was, but still a lot of room for improvement.
This is the glaze I’m calling Fiske GoldFur – which came from a blend of some variations on a fake Mashiko with calcined redart, and a variation of a Britt oilspot with local black dolomite.
The center action of the GoldFur piece.
Some combination of some variations of variations.
Started out with Kamada Koji’s big bang glaze in mind. I’ve been completely obsessed with all glazes iridescent for some time now. This is my favorite variation to date… but still too subtle and elusive. Closer than I was, but still a lot of room for improvement.
Another angle of the GoldFur piece. Getting closer and closer to something completely new and completely incredible.
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Fantastic work Matt!
A fine example of Oil Spot .Both are beautiful.Well researched Matt.
Matt is that the same oxidation firing profiles you are using here as described later?
Lauge,
This was a faster, cooler firing cycle. Cone 10 and not cone 12