Kalel76 you’re already on the list mate.
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Limited Run Ceramic ‘Asian man’ from Blade Runner
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JetSetWilly
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I’d like one if you do a second run, please.
throw me on for a second one, why not.
strategicgfy
New Member
I too am interested if you do a second run. Thank you.
Fatswaller78
New Member
Please put me down for the 2nd run
Update; Glaze colour test no.2
In glaze test no.1 I tried the Spectrum 'Desert' glaze on bisque figures in one, two and three coat thickness. The best in my opinion was two coats so this time I haven't bothered with any more than two coats. The only criticism I had of this glaze was the ground is a little too pale and creamy so I ordered two more pots of Spectrum pre-mixed glaze; Caramel and Brown Sugar.
For the new tests I started with one figure with two coats of Caramel, then one figure with two coats of Brown Sugar. Finally I decided to mix these new colours with the original creamy Desert glaze so I did a figure with one coat of Desert and one coat of Caramel then another with a coat of Desert covered by a coat of Brown Sugar;
Well this has been a good day for deciding on the final glaze colour. I took the four new tests out of the kiln and this is the set I now have;
I'm really happy with the colour on figure five (which is a combination of colours from figures one and three above). That's one coat of Spectrum Brown Sugar over one coat of Spectrum Desert. It picks up the detail really well, has good contrast and isn't too dark. It's a tad glossier than the Desert alone but I'm cool with that if you guys are.
In glaze test no.1 I tried the Spectrum 'Desert' glaze on bisque figures in one, two and three coat thickness. The best in my opinion was two coats so this time I haven't bothered with any more than two coats. The only criticism I had of this glaze was the ground is a little too pale and creamy so I ordered two more pots of Spectrum pre-mixed glaze; Caramel and Brown Sugar.
For the new tests I started with one figure with two coats of Caramel, then one figure with two coats of Brown Sugar. Finally I decided to mix these new colours with the original creamy Desert glaze so I did a figure with one coat of Desert and one coat of Caramel then another with a coat of Desert covered by a coat of Brown Sugar;
Well this has been a good day for deciding on the final glaze colour. I took the four new tests out of the kiln and this is the set I now have;
I'm really happy with the colour on figure five (which is a combination of colours from figures one and three above). That's one coat of Spectrum Brown Sugar over one coat of Spectrum Desert. It picks up the detail really well, has good contrast and isn't too dark. It's a tad glossier than the Desert alone but I'm cool with that if you guys are.
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I somehow managed to overlook this project. I am interested in being on the second run.
Yeah. I am liking number five as well. As mentioned, the details pop most with that variant.
Excited to see the next update
Excited to see the next update
Eurojunkman
Member
Number 5 is the winner for sure. Thank you for taking the time to experiment with the different glaze options. Looks fantastic.
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