In this piece i have used Brown goldstone , i have smashed it in a porcelain mortar with some wáter until it was the size of about half a grain of rice , then i mixed it with the colour : opaque orange p22 from blythe , and i put a fairly
In this piece i have used Brown goldstone , i have smashed it in a porcelain mortar with some wáter until it was the size of about half a grain of rice , then i mixed it with the colour : opaque orange p22 from blythe , and i put a fairly thick layer on top of the copper piece , i only cooked it in the oven once .
Right now i am doing lots of tests with the goldStone in transparent and opaque colours and with each color number of layers and number of times it has been in the oven it reacts differently .
HI Trish
In this piece i have used Brown goldstone , i have smashed it in a porcelain mortar with some wáter until it was the size of about half a grain of rice , then i mixed it with the colour : opaque orange p22 from blythe , and i put a fairly
... moreHi Angela,
Could you elaborate on this piece a bit more? where is the goldstone and how did you apply it?
opaque enamels with smashed goldstone