Saturday, November 22, 2008

Milena Velba-do Not Disturb

Porcelain Porcelain and Bone China in reducing / Porcelain and Bone China


The CLS has finally succeeded with special techniques to find and very experimental right combination for gold and copper reduction, porcelain fired at 1265 ° and 1240 ° C baked Bone China, both gas and electric ovens.



Nicola Boccini: Porcelain and copper lines (40 cm x 30 cm)



In the coming months we will certainly find other iridescent colors at high temperatures that are based upon two different fried modified for high temperatures, the study is based on the multiple functions that may have this research in industrial and artisanal.



Nicola Boccini: Bone China, Gold and copper (40 cm x 30 cm)

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Clever Thing To Write In Card

Milan Kunc Reduction and television damned

We did ceramic work against the television program called "The Damned television." Say no more, are in mourning with the telly rubbish .!!!!


Nicola Boccini and Milan Kunc

Wednesday, October 15, 2008

When I Run I Get An Upset Stomach

Porcelain Vein N001

first result after a long study.
is the first prototype of the framework with porcelain in her veins, 60 x 50 cm x 0.5 mm, thin but strong.


Boccini Nicola: "BCV003"


were "cooked" at a temperature of 1325 ° C in 26 hours with a controlled cooling from 1000 ° to 250, to cool it took about 18 hours, not Evil is ......
The next study will be how to put color on a glazed surface absorption 0? and what kind of color? low or high temperature?



Boccini Nicola BCV002

forgot, the veins can be controlled, then you can draw what you want.

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Cw240 Water Filter Vac

EKWC European Ceramic Work Centre

Today begins my new adventure again, 3 months in an experimental center for the ceramic, which is located in the Netherlands, specifically in 's-Hertogenbosch (Den Bosch), in the far south.


What will I do, will experience together with the technical staff of my latest insights: Ceramic Vein (the vein of ceramics) and Luster Porcelain (glazed porcelain).



And if I get time I will publish photos of the latter two techniques.