Ceramists choosing to work in home studios are praising the safety, convenience and economical benefits of the electric kiln. Now in its third edition, Electric Kiln Ceramics helps the ceramist create work exclusively intended for firing in the electric kiln. This valuable guide is an exhaustive review of clays, glazes and techniques designed to ...
This greatly expanded and updated edition features more than 300 beautiful colour photos of the most innovative work being done in the ceramics field today. Works by leading artists are showcased in sections on utilitarian pottery, non-utilitarian pottery, sculpture, and work in the wall piece format. This second edition is a perfect blend of the ...
This text aims to provide and insight and inspiration by bringing together the work of 36 leading ceramic artists. It examines their explorations of the ceramic medium and how they develop their individual techniques.
Charles Fergus Binns was born in England and trained at Royal Worcester. Soon after he moved to the US becaming founding director of the New York State School of Clay-Working and Ceramics. This volume reproduces Binn's vases and bowls in colour and documents his works in a catalogue raisonne.
An encyclopedic reference covering most hand-forming techniques and the equipment used in the creation of ceramic vessels, sculpture, wall pieces and mosaics. It includes instructions for each method, provides tips for combining various approaches, and features the work of some professionals.
A guide for those interested in working with ceramics, this book offers advice on setting up a ceramics studio, formulating clays, applying glazes and firing. The author discusses various forms of decoration and provides quick reference charts on key topics.
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