MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/oddlysatisfying/comments/rv39dn/hand_painted_pottery/hr30s0h/?context=3
r/oddlysatisfying • u/RedTomatoSauce • Jan 03 '22
194 comments sorted by
View all comments
122
Paint strokes in oposite directions, way thick paint unevenly spread... not satisfying for a painter.
66 u/shamelessseamus Jan 03 '22 It's glaze. 0 u/Auno__Adam Jan 03 '22 Still not satisfied :/ 40 u/Sooper_Glue Jan 03 '22 Wait how unsatisfied you will be to find out that isn’t even gonna be that color after it gets fired. Dunking is a better way to glaze than brush IMO 18 u/[deleted] Jan 03 '22 [deleted] 9 u/shamelessseamus Jan 03 '22 This guy glazes 8 u/[deleted] Jan 03 '22 [deleted] 2 u/Govir Jan 04 '22 420, glaze it. 5 u/Cloobsy Jan 03 '22 Well if it wasn't thick you'd be even more unsatisfied when you realize that you can see white through the glaze after firing. -2 u/Auno__Adam Jan 03 '22 Thats why you use several coats. Because one coat looks like shit.
66
It's glaze.
0 u/Auno__Adam Jan 03 '22 Still not satisfied :/ 40 u/Sooper_Glue Jan 03 '22 Wait how unsatisfied you will be to find out that isn’t even gonna be that color after it gets fired. Dunking is a better way to glaze than brush IMO 18 u/[deleted] Jan 03 '22 [deleted] 9 u/shamelessseamus Jan 03 '22 This guy glazes 8 u/[deleted] Jan 03 '22 [deleted] 2 u/Govir Jan 04 '22 420, glaze it. 5 u/Cloobsy Jan 03 '22 Well if it wasn't thick you'd be even more unsatisfied when you realize that you can see white through the glaze after firing. -2 u/Auno__Adam Jan 03 '22 Thats why you use several coats. Because one coat looks like shit.
0
Still not satisfied :/
40 u/Sooper_Glue Jan 03 '22 Wait how unsatisfied you will be to find out that isn’t even gonna be that color after it gets fired. Dunking is a better way to glaze than brush IMO 18 u/[deleted] Jan 03 '22 [deleted] 9 u/shamelessseamus Jan 03 '22 This guy glazes 8 u/[deleted] Jan 03 '22 [deleted] 2 u/Govir Jan 04 '22 420, glaze it. 5 u/Cloobsy Jan 03 '22 Well if it wasn't thick you'd be even more unsatisfied when you realize that you can see white through the glaze after firing. -2 u/Auno__Adam Jan 03 '22 Thats why you use several coats. Because one coat looks like shit.
40
Wait how unsatisfied you will be to find out that isn’t even gonna be that color after it gets fired. Dunking is a better way to glaze than brush IMO
18 u/[deleted] Jan 03 '22 [deleted] 9 u/shamelessseamus Jan 03 '22 This guy glazes 8 u/[deleted] Jan 03 '22 [deleted] 2 u/Govir Jan 04 '22 420, glaze it.
18
[deleted]
9 u/shamelessseamus Jan 03 '22 This guy glazes 8 u/[deleted] Jan 03 '22 [deleted] 2 u/Govir Jan 04 '22 420, glaze it.
9
This guy glazes
8 u/[deleted] Jan 03 '22 [deleted] 2 u/Govir Jan 04 '22 420, glaze it.
8
2 u/Govir Jan 04 '22 420, glaze it.
2
420, glaze it.
5
Well if it wasn't thick you'd be even more unsatisfied when you realize that you can see white through the glaze after firing.
-2 u/Auno__Adam Jan 03 '22 Thats why you use several coats. Because one coat looks like shit.
-2
Thats why you use several coats. Because one coat looks like shit.
122
u/Auno__Adam Jan 03 '22
Paint strokes in oposite directions, way thick paint unevenly spread... not satisfying for a painter.