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TECHNIQUES FOR CHINA PAINTING AND DECORATION
This page last updated: March 22, 1998 (New Format)
This page introduced on August 8, 1997
Credits
Effective January 11, 1998, this page has been reformatted. An article by Jean Beebe on the subject of working with lusters has been added to the other techniques authored by Marci Blattenberger. I have created separate pages for the work of each author. By clicking on the links below, you can select a subject to read about. I encourage you to read all of these as they have a wealth of information on working with procelain, using techniques other than standard china painting.
| View Marci Blattenberger's Articles
Where Marci Explains: |
You can see some of Marci's paintings on the Gallery of Other China Painters Page Click here to go to the page with paintings by Marci Blattenberger |
| New Ideas for Small Boxes | |
| Base for Gold | |
| Wipeout Techniques | |
| Salted Luster | |
| Brass Embellishments | |
| One Fire Technique | |
| Dichroic Glass and Other Glass Jewels | |
| How to Salvage a Bad Piece | |
| Gold Incising | |
| Easy 2-Fire Autumn Leaves | |
| View Jean Beebe's Article
Where Jean Explains: Conquering Lusters |
Jean's studio, Jean Beebe Originals, has available some
materials which work well with lusters and other china paint. She has published two
Videos showing how to work with her materials.
The catalog page for Jean's studio is on the Catalog Section of the Porcelain Painters International Online (PPIO) web site. From the PPIO home page, click the "Catalogs" drop-down listing and select Jean Beebe's catalog page. Examples of her work and information concerning her video tapes are displayed on the Books & Tapes page of this website. Click here to go to Jean's area on the Books & Tapes page Click here to go to the Porcelain Painters International Online home page |