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How to Antique Ceramic Bisque
First, we need to make sure that we have a ceramic bisque piece that was fired at cone 04. Cone 04 is a low fire treatment that leaves ceramic piece porous enough to absorb paint. There is a site online that has ceramic bisque fired at cone... Read More »
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How to Paint Eyes on Ceramic Bisque
Painting on ceramics can be a wonderful accomplishment, just to be able to say "I painted it myself". However, when it comes to eyes, it can be a little challenging. The steps below will show you how easy it can be once you learn how. NOTE:... Read More »
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What is ceramic bisque?
Ceramic bisque is undecorated fired ceramic. In ceramics, there are usually two firings in order to finish a piece. The first firing produces a piece that is hard and able to be decorated with ceramic paint. The second firing makes the pain... Read More »
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Bisque (unglazed ceramic ware) can be imported from countries around the world, however Italian bisque is especially well known. Appreciated for their beautiful pottery, many Italians still specialize in the art of hand-painting hand-made I...
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Walking into a craft store that sells unpainted ceramic bisque for the hobbyist, is like walking into a candy store. Each piece of unpainted ceramics whets the imagination as they can become a unique gift for a special friend, or to sell in...
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Insert a Opaque brush (hard bristle) in acrylic paint. Either a round or flat tipped brush can be used. It all depends on what's more comfortable for you, and the area that you're working on. Brush back and forth on a brown paper bag or pap...
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Once your greenware piece has had the mold seams removed, and has been sponged properly and is ready for firing, place the piece in the bottom of your kiln. Add in your 3 support posts (inserting them as if your putting them on the tip of e...
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Base coat the eye with White. Allow to dry before going to next step. Use a thin wash of (in this case, I'm using a blue eyed cat) Turquoise or Aqua color to cover the entire area of the eye. Let dry. Thin a bright blue to a medium wash. Us...
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A bisque firing is typically between 1720 and 1835 degrees F, or 945 and 1005...
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Bisque is the general term for any unglazed clay that has been fired. In high fire pottery a piece is generally fired without glaze at a lower temperature and then glazed and fired at a higher temperature.
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