December 5, 2023March 28, 2026 AMACO Glazes Over Honey Flux Rainbow Combo Mug by Lucie Martineau This mug by Lucie Martineau brings together several AMACO glazes layered over Honey Flux, resulting in a surface with soft transitions and fluid movement.. The unique glaze transitions seamlessly from blues to yellows, purples, and pinks, enhancing its artistic charm. The matte base adds a natural contrast, while the sturdy handle ensures functionality. It’s a perfect blend of artistry and everyday practicality. Here AMACO Honey Flux is brushed as the base glaze twice (approx. 2/3–3/4 height).Other AMACO glazes are layered over it, allowing the flux to remain exposed and mobile through overlap and firing. This piece is kept as a reference for observing how Honey Flux behaves under multiple glaze layers, particularly in areas of heavier overlap and brush-applied flux. What stayed with me here is the sense of openness in the surface – as if the materials were given enough space to do their own work. Unpredictable surface outcome; useful as a comparative reference rather than a repeatable setup. Materials / Firing Clay body: Plainsman P300 (Porcelain) AMACO Honey Flux x2 3/4 way down the mug AMACO Arctic Blue, AMACO Indigo Float, AMACO Smokey Merlot randomly painted on the AMACO Honey Flux as paint strokes 1 thick cm at the very top outside of AMACO Oatmeal Cone 6 community kiln Credit : Lucie Martineu Combos Mugs AMACOCone 6Honey FluxHoney Flux as a baseLucie MartineuOatmealover Honey FluxPorcelainRainbow
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