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Liz Collinson Ceramics Newsletter
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Beautiful forms and Gorgeous glazes
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Ceramics Congress
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The Bi-Annual Ceramic Congress - run by the Ceramic School includes workshops by over 30 ceramists from around the globe.
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This year I am one of them.
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I am online from 6:00 pm till 8:30 pm on Sunday 29th .
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Held online over the 3 days from the 27th to the 29th of November.
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I will be explaining how to create my wafer thin translucent porcelain vessels, shown below.
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These are ideal to be both viewed in daylight and are wonderful when back lit or internally lit. A battery powered LED strip light with a remote control is ideal.
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These unique vessels are formed from layers of thin porcelain and fired to over 1,200 degrees centigrade and they range from tiny sake cups/ egg cups through to large decorative vessels.
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Made by my unique process of creating layers of ultra thin porcelain by painting coloured liquid porcelain onto a canvas, then adding textures and scrapping back layers to get the desired surface. Stains and oxides mixed with the porcelain give the colours and glazes are sometimes added at the end.
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The canvas is made into vessels and some are glazed and then once fired in the kiln.
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They are available in a wide range of sizes - from very small "Sake Cups" and small "Dinky Doos" through to Tall and very Large vessels.
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Search through them by clicking here.
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The Ceramic Congress run by The Ceramic School.
November 27th-29th 2020.
I will be presenting a workshop making my Porcelain vessels.
I will be one of over 30 global potters doing workshops over a 3 day congress.
Ticket start from just $10
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Please forward this newsletter to anyone interested.
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