Uploaded December 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A short video showing principles of the Stull Chart used in Glazy.org and how to manipulate glazes. Using the 1:5 matte line and the 1:7.5 Best Gloss line to move your glaze from matte to glossy or glossy to matte as well as following the 1:7.5 line up the Best Gloss. A bit of phase diagrams, firing cone variation, effect of clay body, etc. (Part 4 in series)
For more material you can always go to my website : johnbrittpottery.com
For more information on hands-on or Zoom workshops,. I also have about 15 PDF's that you can purchase digitally on various glaze topics which I will list below, as well as links to my Etsy Shop where I have a selection of pots for sale.
BOOKS
I have two glaze books published by Lark Book/Sterling/Barnes and Noble/Hachette Books:
• “The Complete Guide to High Fire Glazes : Glazing and Firing at Cone 10“
• “The Complete Guide to Mid-Range Glazes; Glazing and Firing at Cones 4-7”
DVDs
• Understanding Glazes
• Fundamentals of Wheel Throwing
• Beyond the Basics: Tumbles, Cups and Yunomis
• Beyond the Basics 2: Kurinuki
• Fundamentals of Glazing: The Basics
E-BOOKS (Downloadable PDF’s on a variety of topics):
• Experiments in Manganese Gold and Iridescent Glazes in Electric Oxidation cones Part 1
• Experiments in Manganese Gold and Iridescent Glazes in Electric Oxidation cones Part 2
• Experiments in Mid-range Crystalline Glazes
• Quest for the Illusive Leaf Bowl and other Assorted Article
• I Need a Cone 6 Glaze that Doesn’t Craze Is it Food Safe?
• All that Glitters is not Goldstone
• Should I Slip and Score?
• Is it Food-Safe?
• Over the Counter Glazes
• Gold Shino : Iron Golds and Iridescent Glazes at cone 10-12 Reduction
• Secrets of Oil Spots: 25 years of Personal Exploration
• Rust: Explorations into Faux Ceramic Rust Surfaces
• Blue Oribe
• Experiments in Gohonde spotting
• Sculptural Ceramic Surfaces 2026
And my pots are on my Etsy Shop: etsy.com/shop/johnbrittpottery
A short video showing principles of the Stull Chart used in Glazy.org and how to manipulate glazes. Using the 1:5 matte line and the 1:7.5 Best Gloss line to move your glaze from matte to glossy or glossy to matte as well as following the 1:7.5 line up the Best Gloss. A bit of phase diagrams, firing cone variation, effect of clay body, etc. (Part 4 in series)
For more material you can always go to my website : johnbrittpottery.com
For more information on hands-on or Zoom workshops,. I also have about 15 PDF's that you can purchase digitally on various glaze topics which I will list below, as well as links to my Etsy Shop where I have a selection of pots for sale.
BOOKS
I have two glaze books published by Lark Book/Sterling/Barnes and Noble/Hachette Books:
• “The Complete Guide to High Fire Glazes : Glazing and Firing at Cone 10“
• “The Complete Guide to Mid-Range Glazes; Glazing and Firing at Cones 4-7”
DVDs
• Understanding Glazes
• Fundamentals of Wheel Throwing
• Beyond the Basics: Tumbles, Cups and Yunomis
• Beyond the Basics 2: Kurinuki
• Fundamentals of Glazing: The Basics
E-BOOKS (Downloadable PDF’s on a variety of topics):
• Experiments in Manganese Gold and Iridescent Glazes in Electric Oxidation cones Part 1
• Experiments in Manganese Gold and Iridescent Glazes in Electric Oxidation cones Part 2
• Experiments in Mid-range Crystalline Glazes
• Quest for the Illusive Leaf Bowl and other Assorted Article
• I Need a Cone 6 Glaze that Doesn’t Craze Is it Food Safe?
• All that Glitters is not Goldstone
• Should I Slip and Score?
• Is it Food-Safe?
• Over the Counter Glazes
• Gold Shino : Iron Golds and Iridescent Glazes at cone 10-12 Reduction
• Secrets of Oil Spots: 25 years of Personal Exploration
• Rust: Explorations into Faux Ceramic Rust Surfaces
• Blue Oribe
• Experiments in Gohonde spotting
• Sculptural Ceramic Surfaces 2026
And my pots are on my Etsy Shop: etsy.com/shop/johnbrittpottery
