Underglaze Painting Techniques on Bone Dry Pots | SEAN O'CONNELL 

Thanks for the video. Think I'll invest in some underglaze and play. I'd love to see the floral free hand that you spoke about at the beginning of this video.

Did you apply another glaze, wax or something else over the underglaze? I love the effect.

More please

How do you get the underglaze to feather and run in the glaze firing?

Great video what are you mixing with your underglaze. I have tried cobalt carbonate with water and find it very runny too much so.

I am fascinated by the windows at the back of videos.

Also what do I use to Set my finishing piece so the colors don’t run or turn a different shade? Like if I wanted a Matt finish for a Native American pice how do I set that paint so it doesn’t peel or chip?

What’s the best BRISTLES to use on dry home made ceramics ? While shopping ther was so many to choose from examples Sable,Nylon,Horse &Hog I need to know what’s the best cause I’m purchasing a set soon. Seems to me both soft and horse like but I’m. Ew just starting out and wondering what I should start with? I seen a real nice set it’s nylon but than someone suggested sable although I’ve heard authentic bristles are best I won’t purchase those as I’m an animal lover please don’t judge lol I know seems eh but I won’t do that even though I’m trying to make money myself anyways yeah can you please give me advice????

Do you remove this design or let it go in the firing

I'd bet money that all of our questions are answered in the full video. The link is above

Why is there no mention of the glaze or underglaze used? Title says underglaze technique but that didn’t look like underglaze. 1 coat? Seemed very opaque. I’d say a 1 stroke product, not underglaze. Poor explanation in video. No info given. Questions not being answered.

What brand should I get for this first technique?

Did you re-fire it before adding the clear glaze?

What’s the base glaze?

Don’t you need to give 3 coats of Unser glaze

Terrible, all the questions, never responding... dry rude!

A finish that sets it but stays Matt looking? sorry I hit ever