Creating Ceramics with Character

Making Sure Your Vase is Water-resistant

A course by Sandra Apperloo , Ceramic Artist

99% positive reviews (264)

6,606 students

Audio: English

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About the video: Making Sure Your Vase is Water-resistant

Overview

“Earthenware ceramics can be porous, which means they are often not entirely water-resistant. In this lesson, I will show you how to make your vase waterproof and how to increase water resistance. ”

In this video lesson Sandra Apperloo addresses the topic: Making Sure Your Vase is Water-resistant, which is part of the Domestika online course: Creating Ceramics with Character. Sculpt and decorate a vase with personality using original techniques.

Partial transcription of the video

“Making sure your vase is water resistant Hey everyone. We've reached a super exciting moment in our course because this is the moment I'm sitting here with my finished vase. Seeing the vase come out of the kiln is always my favorite moment of the process, and looking at this I am super excited with the results. I love how the colors have turned out very bright. I love how the little yellow dots are still very visible. I love how both the freckles, both here and here have turned out very nicely. I love how the vase is very smooth, it's very shiny, so overall I am very happy with the results....”

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Course summary for: Creating Ceramics with Character

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (264)
6606 students
5 units
20 lessons (3h 42m)
10 downloads

Category
Craft
Areas
Accessory Design, Arts & Crafts, Ceramics

Sandra Apperloo

A course by Sandra Apperloo

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Ceramic Artist

Sandra Apperloo is a ceramist from Utrecht, Netherlands, who has always had a passion for art. She started sharing her interest for art, craft, and illustration with the world through her blog ArtisticMoods in 2012, which led her to explore different materials on her own. It was love at first sight for Sandra when it came to pottery, and she’s been sculpting and shaping clay ever since.

Sandra is now a full-time ceramic artist, putting love, thought, and effort into every piece she creates. Her brand, The Pottery Parade, includes a wide variety of decorative objects in pastel hues, with each piece carefully adorned with fun little faces.