Wendy Cevola - New colors of the Frank mug by Frankoma now available. - Other Crafts

D danlovestikis Grand Member (8 years) Joined: Jun 17, 2002 Posts: 9082	D danlovestikis Posted posted on Mon, Apr 14, 2014 7:57 PM littlegiles I guess I'd better keep working...the show must go on! I sure would miss having you all visit and leaving me fun to read messages. TikiHula and you are so good at it. tigertail777 I just saw you working to package your Egyptian Theater prints. Very cool. There is a lot to do here. I'll just glaze the Wish List. Then I'll work on Tiki Atari's kickstarter project. Chippy it won't be long before you see your Maori mug show up here. TikiAno Tiki Hula, Dan and I will open the first load soon but I need to post more photos before I show the results. muskrat you have to wait until the crawl to get your mug but you can tell me now if you want it glazed differently. The crawl mugs will look like coconuts, brown and white. hang10tiki you must be my talent agent, thank you for getting me on a TV show. I grew up acting but its been awhile now. I guess it never leaves you. ================================================ Thank you all for the comments that boost my spirit and make me grin. It's a great reward for posting photos. ================================================ We opened the kiln and found that all the Sacramento Crawl mugs came out just fine. I hauled them outside so that when I'm ready to wash them they are already there. ================================================= Next up was a Tapa Bob for Mauka Hale Tiki. This one is an easier glaze. Just filler up and dump'er out. Paint around the face and then the whole body. After the face is painted white and the eyes and lips are done it's time to let it dry. Keep in mind that every step you see is done three times. I don't take photos showing layer one then layer two then layer three. That's why GROG always says he hates to glaze. He just needs to find a good soap opera and listen to that junk while he works. ==================================================== Now it was time to do Mondo-by-the-bay's Drunken Bamboo Bob. It's a combo of two prior Bob's show in the photo. First the inside. Choosing colors is always the fun part. One more color. Three layers each and done. Now I'm done too and ready to read a good book called The Historian. 600 plus pages of searching for a Vampires grave. Cheers, Wendy [ Edited by: danlovestikis 2014-04-14 20:23 ]

littlegiles I guess I'd better keep working...the show must go on! I sure would miss having you all visit and leaving me fun to read messages.

TikiHula and you are so good at it.

tigertail777 I just saw you working to package your Egyptian Theater prints. Very cool. There is a lot to do here. I'll just glaze the Wish List. Then I'll work on Tiki Atari's kickstarter project.

Chippy it won't be long before you see your Maori mug show up here.

TikiAno Tiki Hula, Dan and I will open the first load soon but I need to post more photos before I show the results.

muskrat you have to wait until the crawl to get your mug but you can tell me now if you want it glazed differently. The crawl mugs will look like coconuts, brown and white.

hang10tiki you must be my talent agent, thank you for getting me on a TV show. I grew up acting but its been awhile now. I guess it never leaves you.

================================================

Thank you all for the comments that boost my spirit and make me grin. It's a great reward for posting photos.

================================================

We opened the kiln and found that all the Sacramento Crawl mugs came out just fine.

I hauled them outside so that when I'm ready to wash them they are already there.

=================================================

Next up was a Tapa Bob for Mauka Hale Tiki. This one is an easier glaze. Just filler up and dump'er out.

Paint around the face and then the whole body.

After the face is painted white and the eyes and lips are done it's time to let it dry.

Keep in mind that every step you see is done three times. I don't take photos showing layer one then layer two then layer three.
That's why GROG always says he hates to glaze. He just needs to find a good soap opera and listen to that junk while he works.

====================================================

Now it was time to do Mondo-by-the-bay's Drunken Bamboo Bob. It's a combo of two prior Bob's show in the photo. First the inside.

Choosing colors is always the fun part.

One more color.

Three layers each and done.

Now I'm done too and ready to read a good book called The Historian. 600 plus pages of searching for a Vampires grave.

Cheers, Wendy

[ Edited by: danlovestikis 2014-04-14 20:23 ]

Post #713906 by danlovestikis on Mon, Apr 14, 2014 7:57 PM