Breaking the Rules (pdf)
by Justin Rothshank
A Pittsburgh artist pushes decals to the limits. Using both commercial and homemade decals along with colored glazes, underglazes and tints, colorants on all kinds of glazed surfaces-including woodfired-Justin adds a contemporary flair to an old standard.
See below for "Do-It-Yourself Decals" from the PMI archives to learn more about using a laser printer to create custom decals.
Super Size it
by Joel Betancourt
If you've been wanting to throw large pots but found it too difficult to center enormous amounts of clay, we've got a deal for you! Joel Betancourt's technique for throwing large makes it easy even if you're not a body builder. Start taking your work to new heights!
Pennsylvania Redware
by Denise Wilz
Pennsylvania Redware is one of the oldest pottery techniques in the U.S. Denise shows how you can get the same timeless results by using up-to-date materials and techniques.
Having a Ball
by Ron Korczynski
If you like going beyond the symmetry of the wheel thrown form, then you'll love Ron's funky handbuilt teapots. But don't think you need to limit yourself to teapots. This technique is great for both a variety of hollow forms and a variety of functional work and even nonfunctional work.
From the Archives:
Do-it-Yourself Decals (pdf)
by Frank Gaydos
Here is an extra decal resource for you from the September/October 2006 issue of Pottery Making Illustrated. Frank Gaydos shares his techniques for using a laser printer to create custom decals.
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