Using a Dilatometer in Ceramics

Using a Dilatometer in Ceramics

In the realm of ceramics, artistry intertwines with scientific precision. The transformation from raw materials to finished artworks hinges on meticulous attention to detail. Among the arsenal of tools residing in the ceramics studio, one instrument works behind the...
What Causes Bloat in Clay?

What Causes Bloat in Clay?

 “Bloat” in ceramics refers to a specific type of clay defect that happens during the firing process. When clay is fired in a kiln, it undergoes a series of physical and chemical changes. Bloating is one of the undesirable outcomes that can occur during...
Embracing Failure:  The Path to Glaze Success

Embracing Failure: The Path to Glaze Success

Glaze failure in the ceramics world is a word that often evokes disappointment and discouragement or what Matt calls “Post Firing Depression”. Much of the ceramics community glorifies success in pretty photoshopped magazines and books, and as a result, we tend to see...
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