Ben Carter Decorating a mug with under glazes and sgraffito 

I appreciate the way you get right to the point and include concepts about design.

Thanks for sharing this for this 6 year potter. I am still a beginner at 77.

Keep up the good work John. Thanks for watching.

Thanks SavannahsCeramics. Glad you enjoyed it. If you liked that you might like the blog and podcast that I have. Its called Tales of a Red Clay Rambler which can be reached at carterpottery,blogspot.com. Lots of interviews with ceramic artists from around the world.

Loved your demonstration thank you for sharing.

Hello Disisdkat, I got an email with a question from you on applying the slip but I can't find that comment to reply to. To answer your question, "When do you apply the slip and the underglaze (wet, leather hard, bone, bisque)?" I pour, or dip, on a deffloculated slip when the pots are leather hard. This wets the pot down. I then let it dry back to leather hard again before I apply the underglaze and sgraffito around it. If you have any other questions feel free to ask. Thanks for watching.

A very well-done, informative video!

Very good video! Well made and great subject!

The underglaze from China is really very good!

Very nice video my friend.Big Thumbs up :) Sifoutv Pottery

Very well explained

very nice... Works.

Very Nice! Thank you for your contribution. It would be nice if you had your link in a comment.

Could you show the finished glazed cup you were working on in video?

This video is very good but what is a light porcelain slip?

it's water color?? oil color?? febric color??

What kind of underglaze are you using?

What are the materials that mix in the industry Almagi

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