1) Dig a really big hole:
2) Fill the hole with sawdust, salt, and pots:
3) Cover the pots with wood:
4) LIGHT IT ON FIRE
5) A few hours, a few beers, and several rounds of free-form scrabble later, this is what is left:
6) My pots!
I'll take some regular non-fisheye pictures of these later, these pots are really cool looking. This technique is a traditional Native American method of firing vessels, and you can't control the pattern the fire puts on the pots, which I love.
3 comments:
What is the glazing method called that you don't need very much heat for? Something Japanese I think.
I think that's Raku, which I haven't done yet but it looks neat.
the fish eye works. it compliments the roundness of the pots haha.
hey, i was wondering if you took the photo history class yet? i'm trying to take it next semester and i heard if fills up quick.
ps. super smash bros is the best!
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