Glaze Tests pt 1 - Tiki Technical Tuesday 36 

Absolutely amazing. Love these Master Classes in tiki mug creation. I now hold all of my mugs in much greater reverence.

Lol your face when the kiln opened. That’s how I feel every time!

Love that glitter and green combo! Really highlights your amazing sculpt!

So amazingly cool 👍👍👍 The glitter looks perfect 👌😎😎😎 I want to see the glitter in the red together. Your the tiki mug master 🌴🗿🍹👍

Another amazing TTT! Like everyone else said, “That glitter!” Man, you could do so many colors on the lava part ! A blue or a purple would be rad too. I’m glad you share all this behind the scenes stuff. Really shows what goes into your mugs 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

I can't thank you enough for making these videos! I'm an illustrator but have always had a fascination for ceramics (one of the lucky kids in elementary that got to make super wonky bowls haha) and would one day LOVE to work with ceramics. Your videos have been super eye opening and your demeanor is so delightful to watch. I had no idea you could spray glazes, and better yet there is a glitter glaze?! Thank you for your amazing Tiki Technical Tuesdays, looking forward to next week!

OMG! I just died and went to heaven with that glitter glaze! I love it so much!

Wow, those are looking great! My daughter and I love, love the glitter!

Fabulous!! I like the glitter and the green and teal.

I have been going through this playlist in reverse to catch up on all the Technical Tuesdays I have missed, but didn't know if you were curious but there is an actual technique you did but typically done with painted miniatures (still learning the nuances of that topic too :P) but it is called Zenithal Priming when you did the top angled gradient spraying. I do not mean or intend to mansplain or anything, but you've given so much value and insight already, that I felt I could at least give you a nugget of info back. :D

I think this might be my favorite mug yet... so awesome. As always. Every TTT video is better than the last. Thanks

They look amazing

Dang! Those turned out fantastic! Very impressed with the gradient effect you achieved here.

Love the glitter! ❤️

First, this mug is looking awesome and I’m amazed at the crazy level of labor. The passion for your craft always shines through in the work. Second, I’m curious to see how you improved on the masking since you mentioned those first attempts were unnecessarily fiddly :)

Fantastic video. Thanks for all the work you do, with the mugs you make to the videos you produce. I'll throw another vote to the teal/chartreuse glaze. Orange/red looks awesome too but doesn't "pop" as much. A lavender/deep purple would be killer!

They are looking awesome! 👍👍

Gotta say, I’m torn between the two. Both fabulous as always!

Awesome facial hair magic and terrific mugs once again!

Glitter glaze is awesome!

Can’t wait these look amazing. That’s it just take all my money. Thanks for a cool insight into this. I love technical Tuesday. When things are back to normal will you do a tiki summer camp where we make our own mugs. Just saying....

you can add some food coloring in your glaze so you can tell if the inside or any area has been glazed or not. The food coloring will burn out and not effect the glaze. I do this with my white and transparent glazes.

So good!

Glitter glaze?!?!? Ugh. In love, where could I find it or a recipe? You’re work is amazing

Love the glitter. Both of these are amazing. How do you even begin to choose a favorite? Maybe glaze half the mugs red/orange and half blue/green but all of them should have the glitter top and bottom. :) IMO

I'm extremely surprised to see that when you peeled the tape off that the glaze didn't go with it. And also that you didn't plug the opening to stop any over spray from getting inside.