putting on a design on the pottery by jocko500

Photography • Collage • posted on Apr 10, 2008

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here they use a trash can for a kiln. They line it with that white stuff. It is heated with gas here. They fire the pottery up then take it out and put stuff on it to burn designs on it. I saw them use a feather and some stuff that made the pattern you see here. They then spay the top with something to change the color. then set aside to cool. I not sure what you call it but it do start with a "R" sorry they told me but I forgot for I can not pronoun it lol. Guess the pottery people out there in RR will know about it

Comments (51)

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amlondono

5:04PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

Great collage , so interesting , great shots all , Ana

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MagikUnicorn

5:11PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

Yup Gr8 Collage, wonderful subject

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photostar

5:13PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

Another great photo-play on this fascinating art of pottery-making, Jock. Thanks for sharing, once again.

PD154

5:15PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

Another great piece of work Jock, and I echo photostar, thanks again my friend!

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JeffG7BRJ

5:23PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

I echo the above Jocko, an exciting series this has been, you don't half get to some interesting places, it must be a hive of activity in the area that you live. There is always something happening. Superb captures all and a great collage. Bravo!!!!!

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myquad

5:32PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

These shots are so interesting, Jocko! A great series!

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babuci

5:32PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

Excelent follow up collage. I like this little pot a way turned out.

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angelbearzs

5:33PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

that is awesome :)

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Janiss

5:38PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

This serie is absolutely gorgeous my friend Jock!

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lior

6:00PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

Une scène pleine de vie! GOD Bless you, Jocko!

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avalonfaayre

6:00PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

Is it Raku? I have a pot that was done in a can. Absolutely wonderful illustration, Jocko. I love this.

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koosievantutte

6:02PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

fine illustrqation of a fine way to make beautiful pots. it's called 'raku' - a japanese way of making cups for the tea ceremony. this is not quite the original way to do it but who cares, the result is about the same.

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Sylvia

6:05PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

Wow!! ~Awesome~ Thanks for sharing... EXCELLENT!! ^5^

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e-brink

6:12PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

That was a really good demonstration you went to. Thanks for showing us all this too.

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Mad-Mike

6:14PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

wow very cool how they do that :-) awesome photos/collage bro!

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goodoleboy

6:38PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

Stellar step by step collage depicting the designs painted and solidified on the just fired pottery, Jock!

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drifterlee

7:38PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

Cool shots, Jocko!!

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Richardphotos

8:00PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

maybe learning but looks like they followed their teacher very well.excellent collage Jock

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DennisReed

8:25PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

Stunning peek into this art form! Bravo!

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ysvry

8:44PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

great foto, looks like raku a japanese way of baking clay.

frankie96

9:17PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

Interesting the way they come out..they evidently have done this before..great collage..

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Jay-el-Jay

9:20PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

Great set of shots.I also think this technique is called raku.It produces some nice finishes.

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LudyMelltSekher

10:47PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

Beautiful photography, Impressive!! Congratulations!! Sorry by to signing so late.Luminous Blessings.Ludy

MrsLubner

10:49PM | Thu, 10 April 2008

A few years ago I could have told you all about this. I did a lot of hand thrown clay and also molded clay. This brings back a lot of memory. Wonderful captures.

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