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BIRD FIGURE -- CERAMIC xx BIRD FIGURE xx CERAMIC Mourning dove greenware figures are painted with non-firing stains and shading cakes (chalk). Ducky trio. Greenware duck trio is painted using non-firing stains. Graceful white swan is painted using non-firing stains. Shelf duck. Greenware duck is painted with glaze and translucent underglaze. Includes a floral pattern up its back. Design pattern included. Ducks on parade. A greenware of three ducks is painted with non-firing stains. Greenware goose decoys are painted with a non-firing stain finish that simulates old, dry, weathered wood. Weathered wood. Greenware duck is painted with non-firing stains and a specialty product to create a finish which looks as though it had been exposed to years of harsh weather. Chickadees, if you please. Combine greenware birds, fence, log and base to form an attractive nature scene. Painted with non-firing stain. Fetish dove. Stylistic greenware dove is decorated with Southwestern images to simulate an American Indian "fetish." Painted with glaze and non-firing stains. Country duck. Greenware duck is painted with non-firing stains and displayed in a woven basket. Mallards. A male and female duck are painted with non-firing stains. Mother goose greenware is painted with non-firing stain and trimmed with eyelet lace. Fidelity duck. Greenware duck features colorful brushwork of feathers and symmetrical floral designs worked in nonfiring stains. Gridded design patterns are included. Greenware eagle clutching an American flag in his talons is painted with nonfiring stains. Ceramic turkey planter is painted with nonfiring stains and made as lifelike as possible. Greenware rooster and hen are underglazed in irridescent shades of blue, green and pearly black. Greenware rooster is painted with black stylized feathers over a white body. Finishing a greenware Canada goose using non-firing stains. Whimsical chicks-on-a-nest greenware is decorated using non-firing stains and sgraffito techniques. Clay-lifted owl. Greenware owl is made more lifelike using the process of clay-lifting to enhance the feathers. Mallards in flight. Instructions for painting a ceramic which features three mallard ducks flying just above cattails and a pond. Uses non-firing opaque and pearl stains. Greenware egrets are decorated with non-firing stains. Nature's bounty. Ceramic birds are attached to a fence and decorated with small grape leaf designs. Holiday turkey. Ceramic container in the shape of a turkey uses special effects glazes and gloss glazes to form unique looking feathers. Ceramic goose is trimmed out with silk flowers, strings of pearls, and ribbons. Fighting cocks ceramic figures are painted using nonfiring stains. Ceramic representation of the scarlet macaw, largest bird of the parrot family, is painted with nonfiring stains. Ceramic family of mallards are painted with underglaze colors using airbrushing. Soaring bald eagle ceramic is painted with nonfiring stains. Eagle globe. Greenware of an eagle perched on a world globe is painted using non-firing stains. Hummingbird and allamanda. Combine a porcelain or earthenware bird, flower trumpet, buds, base and limb into a sculpture showing a ruby-throated hummingbird feeding on a yellow allamanda flower. Rainy day duck. Greenware duck in a yellow rain coat holds an umbrella full of baby ducks and dried flowers. Exquisitely shaded ceramic blue jay requires 14 add-ons. Chickadees. Easy technique uses chalks and stains to achieve the look of the expensive porcelain sculpture on a wood base. Ceramic adult swan with cignets is shown among cattails. The cattails are formed from clay and wire. Painted with stains and glaze. A duck shoot. A family of 3 ceramic ducks is shown being photographed by a duck photographer. Painted with stains. Three baby blue jays are seated on a fence. This greenware is painted with non-firing stains and trimmed with Spanish moss and dried flowers. Greenware swan and two cygnets are painted with stains. Elegant Victorian "porcelain" swan. A five step technique to create a finished ceramic bisque. Painted with non-firing acrylics and decorated with artificial flowers and leaves. Realistic cockatoo greenware piece is finished using drybrushing and a variety of stains. Pin tail porcelain greenware duck is combined with a base and handmade porcelain lillies. Realistic painting is done with stains. Decoy ducks. A ceramic red headed duck, wood duck and metallic green duck are relistically painted with various stains. Eagle. An American bald eagle ceramic figure is shown scooping up a fish from the turbulant waters of a river. Painted with non-firing stains. Chickadees on a branch ceramic. Tips on firing and painting. Tips on glazing and firing small bird/flower ceramics. Cock-a-doodle blue and family. Using blue spongeware techniques to decorate ceramic chickens. Glaze and firing tip for ceramic ducks. Tiny ceramic roses are formed from clay and added for decoration. Tips on using stains to paint ceramic eagle figures. Ceramic egrets are finished with white glaze. Ceramic owl dressed up in a cap and gown is painted using stains. Ceramic bust of an eagle wrapped in the American flag is painted with opaque stains. Tip on staining a ceramic eagle shown landing on the American flag. Southwest splendor. Finishing tips for three Indian motif ceramic objects. (1) Mesa Verde eagle figure. (2) Engagement vase. (3) Duck-shaped vessel. Wood carved duck. Make a ceramic duck look like a carved wooden decoy by using masking agent and an etching solution. A raised flower pattern is also added to the duck using the same process. Country chicken ceramics are finished by drybrushing with translucent and opaque stains. | |||||||||
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