Various Cone 6 firings from my studio at Yosemite Place, San Francisco
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FuzzyChef > Test teacups. MC6G GB#1 with 2% copper. Note the satining problem with the glaze.
FuzzyChef > Two more glazes from Mastering Cone 6 Glazes. Rose, on the left, is beautify, although I think I'm going to call it "Raspberry" instead. On the right, Oatmeal is unexpectedly attractive.
FuzzyChef > Test cup with MC6G GB#1 & Cobalt on the left (Royal Blue) and Varigated Glossy Blue and Oatmeal in a soy sauce dish on the right.
FuzzyChef > This one was fun. I bought some black wax resist, which gave me these grey lines between the various colors. All the Cone 6 glazes I've tested to date are in the design. Inside is 4-Color Black
FuzzyChef > Royal blue, with a 4-color-black rim. Unfortunately, I found out the hard way that 4-C Black tends to crawl if applied too thick.
FuzzyChef > Oatmeal inside, Rutile Blue on the outside. Medium-thin application of the Rutile resulted in the brown/blue pattern.
FuzzyChef > Matching Rutile/Oatmeal bowls with ribbing on the outside.
FuzzyChef > "Beehive" bowl, to match a larger one I made ages ago. 4-color black oxide mix brushed over Rutile Yellow (MC6G GB#2 w/ 8% Rutile). I had some issues mastering the brush work; I think I'd do better on a 2nd bowl.
FuzzyChef > Celedon green with Royal Blue rim and handle. This is about a 18oz mug, perfect size.
Celedon green with Royal Blue rim and handle. This is about a 18oz mug, perfect size.
> Celedon green with Royal Blue rim and handle. This is about a 18oz mug, perfect size.
Celedon green with Royal Blue rim and handle. This is about a 18oz mug, perfect size.
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