Glaze Results - Lizards and Flowers 

First time poster here. Thank you so much for your video. I love seeing how your pieces turned out. I also love how you do all the various videos of "what will happen if . . . " I love how your mind works. Similar to how I wonder "what happens when/if". Only difference you have the ability to do it. And you don't only show when it turns out well. You show us the failures and successes. Please keep posting because I missed when you took a break. I really enjoy watching your experiments and content. You have inspired me to try making a lizard and putting it on a pot with leaves and such when our community college starts again in the fall for us senior citizens!!!

"Whoa! What's that!?" LOL! Exactly my reaction the first time I saw a shiny black skink (Plestiodon obsoletus) in my yard. So, there on your pot lies not a lizard, but rather a nice skink...that's if you should decide not to sand off the sheen! 🙃Either way, it really looks great! Love that seafoam glaze too. I wonder if underglazes & wax resist would work for lizards...large color palette available without the sheen. The vase turned out great too! Very fun & cheery! It's obvious you spent much time & care creating it, and the colors are perfect! Hope we get to see glaze results for your other lizards soon! You're very good at makerying things Justin! Thanks for sharing!

I love the pots. I’m going to try sculpting a lizard

these are fantastic! I do like the black lizard. well done!

Very nice

For parts already glazed it's better to use vulcaniced latex (FX) because you can tear off the latex coat more easely than sponging wax resist.

Lightly sand the shiny lizard with small piece of 400 or 600grit wet/dry paper to dull the sheen.

ive heard if you let wax resist sit for 24 hours before glazing there is absolutely no need to sponge. all the glaze falls of.