The New Ceramics series is the successor to the popular and long-running Ceramics Handbooks series. Like those in the earlier series, the volumes in this series cover key areas of ceramic practice in a way that will be accessible to the beginner and useful to the maker looking to extend his or her skills. Color illustrations demonstrate key techniques and feature the work of contemporary artists. Authors in this series are all highly respected ceramic practitioners. The series is closed to new submissions.
Printing has become a common part of the ceramic artist's practice. From low-tech monoprints to digital laser decals, it is now possible to employ a range of techniques to print on clay and vitreous...
Like clay, all glaze materials come from the earth. Traditionally, stones, plants, and other natural materials provided the elements for ceramic surface decoration. In an age of synthetic and mass-produced...
Paperclay is an extremely versatile material for the contemporary potter. Now firmly established in the ceramics world, this mix of clay and paper fibers is remarkably flexible, strong, and easy to...
