I needed to use coloured slips, underglazes, high temperature glazes, low temperature glazes, overgrazes, and metallic lustre.
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Mr. Eng's glazes, marmalades and custards are made from scratch.
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Probably not, since the ceramic glazes' transparency contributes so much.
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Then, there are the colors of their glazes, quite wild-striped.
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Rhodes is the author of Clay and Glazes for the Potter.
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Ceramics with variously hued glazes feature such motifs as flowers and ducks.
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These foods may be treated with thickeners, colors, stabilizers, glazes, and additives.
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The friezes use dazzling glazes of turquoise, green, brown, white and yellow.
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Specifically, old paints and glazes used to make these items may contain lead.
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Their shared mania slightly contorts their faces and glazes their eyes, especially Mr. Kirby's.
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"I love odd shapes and glazes, and I prefer lamps with height," he said.
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The pottery is by Berndt Friberg, a midcentury Swedish designer who worked with beautiful glazes.
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Valrhona's meltable almond and passion fruit couverture work well in glazes, truffles and other desserts.
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"He is truly experimental with clay, glazes and glass," says the gallery's director, Augusto Arbizo.
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"He is truly experimental with clay, glazes and glass," says the gallery's director, Augusto Arbizo.
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" Murgatroyd's steak and cruciferous vegetable dinner packs in more protein, while avoiding "sugary sauces or glazes.
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But customers already love the colorful doughnuts, friendly service, and tasty glazes, according to Yelp reviews.
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He explained the glazes as the child turned it over in his hands, feeling its heft.
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"These are the best BBQ sauces and glazes on the market," the Edmonton, Alberta business claims.
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Their tender, modest-size cake doughnuts have inventive, Instagram-ready glazes or a dusting of sugar.
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Lumpy ceramic glazes and expressive cushions can turn your collection of budget basics into a design aesthetic.
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Her rich natural glazes are made with rock sediment gathered from the fields of her family's croft.
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Hideaki Miyamura studied in Japan with the ceramic master Shurei Miura, and he has developed his own glazes.
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Soups come in heavy, gorgeous ceramic bowls made by Japanese potteries that have access to intensely colorful glazes.
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Customers can build their own custom doughnuts, mixing and matching five different glazes, 10 toppings, and five drizzle flavors.
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Memling's precise delineation, incorporation of landscape backgrounds, piquant detail, and glowing color in oil glazes became aspects of Wood's style.
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With its elusively colored glazes — jade-green, kingfisher-blue, smoky-sunset-yellow — celadon was thought to have near-magical properties.
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The doughnuts themselves are getting an upgrade; customers will have the option to add five different glazes and ten toppings.
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Classic lip gloss is also getting a reboot, thanks to glazes, which lend color and a mellow shine sans stickiness.
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Simonson uses abstraction and anthropomorphization to fascinate viewers, and adds fluorescent and UV-reactive glazes to make her paintings glow.
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Cakes, cookies and baked goods will freeze best without icing, glazes or chocolate coating, which can get sticky when thawed.
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Coils of clay seem to lurch and bulge, and ceramic glazes crawl and bubble as though still in the kiln.
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These glazes are mostly matte, whether they're primly tinting a coif or neckline, or running deliciously in rivulets down a torso.
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Ruhwald pushes the capacity of different glazes to their maximum capacity for texture and accumulation, creating finishes that are visceral and alluring.
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Unlike ordinary mixing bowls, decorative bowls are better if they have handmade imperfections, natural textures and free-form glazes, Ms. Kwong said.
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Rendered with Fauvist intensity, there were elves and winged woodland creatures swimming, diving and drowning in iridescent glazes of cobalt and emerald.
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She glazes the holes in the mold (a necessary result of casting the final product), thus creating a pattern of concave party balloons.
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Lucky for Casey and Jamie Davis, the founders of Los Angeles–based Portola Paints & Glazes, Selena Gomez, 24, is looking to change that.
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But, be warned — that means regular root touch-ups (every four to six weeks, depending on your look), and salon glazes in-between.
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Her first freestyle pieces were sea anemones in lurid, drippy glazes that sold out and won her the attention of a local gallery.
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"Amid the esoteric imagery there were also recipes for color pigments, inks, metallurgical effects, and ceramic glazes," Dr. Brafman tells The Creators Project.
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Mr. Ruby's constant improvising short-circuits ceramics' chronological timeline: the formed and fired clay below, the applied and fired glaze, or glazes, above.
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Lee glazes his ham not only with the gochujang chili sauce, but also with apple juice, maple syrup, Worcestershire, and a touch of espresso.
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Ceramic food and water bowls have lead-free glazes and are made to order in four sizes; $60 to $90 from etsy.com/shop/JumieMade.
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Mr. Mulcahy has made his own glazes and thrown pottery for nearly 50 years; his 10-inch-wide denim-hued bowl is a favorite.
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For the shower in the guesthouse, she made tiles with the same design, but with black-and-white glazes that recall the night sky.
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Ancient Mesopotamians and Egyptians made glass glazes more than 5,000 years ago, and glassblowing was developed in the early days of the Roman Empire.
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Using traditional Vietnamese stoneware and glazes, the ceramist Leandro Marcelino brings together local materials and techniques with inspiration from his upbringing in the Canary Islands.
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Swirling together visible-spectrum paints with UV-reactive glazes, the "dip" creates a pretty pattern in daylight, and completely transforms its wearer under a blacklight.
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The collection includes a variety of cosmetic products, including many of Jenner's hero items, like a lip kit, eye glazes, eye shadow palette and high gloss.
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Much of the variety of color is created like this, through the overlapping and intermingling of layers, whether wet on wet or through glazes or scumbles.
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Marvelously irregular and sometimes almost as thin as leaves, they have a delicate looseness well-matched with glazes that often leave the clay body showing through.
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Aneta Regel, a Polish sculptor who makes simplified animal forms encrusted with bright colored glazes that seem descended from African Baule, is another talent worth watching.
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Per the New York Times, the doughnut shop is selling pastries formed in the shape of flowers and dipped in sweet blood orange, strawberry, or rose glazes.
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The gallery suggests that the natural world figures heavily in the artist's work, with bursting stones and broken glazes acting as metaphors for erupting volcanoes and earthquakes.
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In another series I wanted the paintings to take on a dark romantic quality, so I used a lot of glazes to create a depth of darkness.
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In his hands they're almost French, because he fills the molds with croissant dough rather than pancake batter and glazes the crust with honey and white port.
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They might be roughed out, insofar as surfaces are slightly bumpy, forms a little lumpy, and glazes as provisional-looking as the handling of the clay itself.
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Some, of night skies, embed white dots, for stars, in glazes of a dense black, with subliminal admixtures of, Celmins recently told me, ultramarine, raw umber, and ochre.
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Their hand-thrown, hand-glazed earthenware had an arresting look — moody hues, mottled surfaces, signature shapes — but it put off buyers used to glossy glazes and standard forms.
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Voulkos fostered such associations with brightly colored glazes and epoxy-based paint, and in forays into actual paint on canvas (which look oddly timid compared with his ceramics).
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Based on marine forms — shells, starfish, squids — these pieces, with their oozy, light-reflective glazes, look to be squeezed from ocean-bed muck and tinted with primal slime.
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She began applying paint to the smooth surface of ceramics, playing with glazes in a way that paint could not afford and inviting comparison with artists like Betty Woodman.
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Here Begins the Life of the Holy Christina May of 1150 is unseasonably cold, and, on the morning that my youngest sister is born, ice glazes the budding trees.
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The fish has been brushed with seaweed and mushroom glazes reminiscent of soy and miso and then grilled, something like the way yellowtail collar is cooked in an izakaya.
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The natural light washing the gallery walls, even on cloudy days, is both cleansing and muted, coaxing out the complexity of colors filtered through translucent gels, glazes, and pulsating globs.
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Giraud also has a roundup of ceramics by Japanese artists, including Yoshiro Kimura's works with electric-hued glazes; Takuro Kuwata's crater- and lava-like objects; and Ritsue Mishima's shimmering glass vessels.
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Valrhona's line of chocolate items for the confectioner and baker has been expanded to include two new flavors of couverture, the type of chocolate to melt for glazes, truffles and desserts.
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Today, no ceramists are more closely associated with the new Nordic movement than the Wurtzes, whose designs, with cracked glazes and speckled surfaces, appear to have been sculpted from alien matter.
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They finish at around 7 in the evening, and when Michel retires after dinner, Andrée sometimes heads back into the studio to see how their colored glazes have dried and developed.
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Through underpainting, glazes, and solid topcoats, he is experimenting with texture, touch, and pigment while balancing — or you could say, holding in check — his attraction toward real objects in the real world.
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The ultra-colorful glazes on Kley's stools and planters remind me of campy talavera homeware and Dalí's foray into ceramics, while her painted trompe-l'œil walls are evocative of palazzos at night.
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It arrives with browned skin so papery crisp, it cracks like a chip upon meeting the knife and glazes one's lips with the sort of sheen all lip glosses should aspire to.
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A very old treatment, performed during the latter half of the 16th century or in the early 17th, likely removed several glazes, which da Vinci used to produce his characteristic sfumato effect.
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Her medium is glazed ceramic, with special emphasis on the glazes, expertly drawn and painted in numerous styles and indebted to popular art, folk art and an astounding array of other historical references.
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Soon after, she settled on her own distinctive style: wheel-thrown and slab-built vessels, alternately bulbous and blocky, often enlivened with cratered volcanic glazes in shades of green, blue, yellow and lavender.
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And while chocolate-brown glazes are also sweeping through Hollywood right now (we see you Mandy Moore and Emilia Clarke), thanks to Johnson, we're convinced it's time to break out the bleach and Olaplex.
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I had a lot of failures and the other ceramicists told me it was because I was using this clay, Cassius [Basaltic], that is difficult to work with and causes problems with glazes, etc.
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The artist Francesca DiMattio is zigzagging across her vast, warehouselike studio in the rural town of Hillsdale, N.Y., simultaneously firing porcelain, hand-painting ceramic flowers and touching up pottery glazes for three different sculptures.
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We see examples of the increasingly anti-conventional techniques the muralist developed: spraying, splattered, dripping paint, building up glazes in ugly lumps on the canvas surface, anything to make the results look unpolished and unsettling.
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The show is part of a two-way exchange between Pewabic and the Cranbrook Art Museum, which is also showing Simple Forms, Stunning Glazes: The Gerald W. McNeely Collection of Pewabic Pottery, with more than 100 examples of Pewabic pottery (the studio has always produced vessels, but is perhaps best known for its distinctive, jewel-toned array of glazes, which grace many a historic Detroit interior, in tile form) from a recently donated private collection, including works by Pewabic founder Mary Chase Perry Stratton.
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Pastry chef Ksenia Penkina, who boasts 288k Instagram followers on her self-named account and is known for her swirling, psychedelic glazes and avant-garde takes on traditional pastries, follows a similar model to Miller Nicholson's.
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These include active industry (such as mining), paints and pigments, solder in food cans, ceramic glazes, drinking water systems, the food chain (via contaminated soil), certain products including cosmetics and toys, and electronic waste (e-waste).
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She makes her works on her own, without assistants, deploying a range of divergent skills; she glazes each of her pieces' dainty ceramic flowers by hand, then stacks the components of her sculptures with a forklift.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Bahrain-based Investcorp is studying the sale of Spanish ceramic glazes firm Esmalglass in a deal that could be worth close to 600 million euros ($640.68 million), three sources with knowledge of the deal said.
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Similarly, the famed pottery bazaar in Istalif, north of Kabul, is largely bereft of customers today but chock-full of work made with imported chemical glazes rather than the ancient glaze laboriously extracted from the ishkar plant.
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These colors are more or less opaque, but an illusion of transparency results from the visual porosity and interpenetration of the areas of pattern with the blocks of color behind them, rather than any actual translucency (of glazes, e.g.).
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Mining, smelting, manufacturing and recycling activities utilize lead, which is also used in many products, including paints, solder, stained glass, lead crystal glassware, ammunition, ceramic glazes, jewelery, toys and in some cosmetics and traditional medicines, according to the World Health Organization.
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In contrast to their academic contemporaries, whose cloying and superficial paintings quickly achieved institutional recognition and market success, Degas and Cézanne were unable to cloak their ugliness in glazes and varnish: their conflict is our conflict; their inhumanity is our inhumanity.
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"It's affordable to live in and do business here," said Jeff Poleon, a co-owner of Dottie's Donuts, a wholesale bakery where doughnuts are made with coconut milk and egg substitute, and the glazes are infused with homemade preserves and nut butters.
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He has created big yeast "Doughflowers" shaped like roses and available in a choice of glazes: strawberry, made from fresh berries; rose, richly perfumed with rose water and crushed edible petals; and Italian blood orange, sweet and tart with orange blossom water.
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Look at the surface of her face jugs — the grooved coils of hair, the pockmarks and pustules — and you'll see how she has gone over every inch of the surface, both in the way she has worked it and in the color of the glazes.
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The encounter sticks in my mind not because the job sounded particularly interesting, but because I remember the photographers describing how often they had to cover the food with inedible glazes and fake water droplets in order to make it presentable enough to shoot.
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Aided by a team of artisans, she paints, embroiders and glazes the surfaces with asymmetrical half-faces and brightly colored wavy lines that are evocative of the white porcelain plates that Grant painted for the workshops, on which smudgy abstractions seem to twitch with joy.
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There, with some esoteric music, some UV lights, and a diesel engine making noise and pollution in the forest to support all the psychedelic stuff, we took the glazes and put them on the sculptures so they're also documentation of that moment as well.
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The Vignoli sisters' hand-painted faience decorations draw inspiration from Japanese Raku as well as their city's Renaissance heritage, and they've developed techniques to bring out lustrous metallic tones in their glazes, introducing sugar and alcohol into the kiln to consume oxygen as the temperature drops.
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The store will be stocked with gold and silver jewelry, sculptural ceramic candlesticks painted with experimental oxidized blue-green glazes, abstractly silk-screened sweatshirts and, of course, lighting fixtures — including Heavy Light, a lamp made of a cinder block topped with a colorful modern-art-inspired bulb.
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For some time, Ron Janowich has been working with multiple glazes to produce jet-black surfaces that are nearly mirror-like, and Carrie Yamaoka, using poured pigmented urethane and other resins on reflective mylar, prompts the viewer to move about in search of a particularly advantageous vantage point.
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I've managed to burn more than one dish since I've started testing the Holy Sheet, but unlike my steel sheet pans that require heavy soaking, steel wool, and/or baking soda, a quick soak in hot water lifted up seemingly petrified caramelized onions and the glazes that glued them in place.
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Out now, the debut collection consists of psychedelic ceramic stools handmade by craftsmen on the Italian Amalfi Coast; the terra-cotta seats (originally developed for the fall 2015 Celine runway show) were molded on a traditional pottery wheel in five distinct shapes and then painted with an experimental combination of glazes and oxides in colors including acid green, vibrant amber and marbled cerulean.
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Throughout the 18th and 19th centuries, Wedgwood had managed to navigate the brutal competition among British pottery companies, including Minton and Spode, by innovating with glazes and new patterns, some quite forward-looking for their time — a foreshadowing of what Makeig-Jones would imagine — including scallop shell-shaped dishes, both in iridescent pink and with abstract splotches, and riotously colored majolica.
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