Gregg Rasmusson Ceramics
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Ceramic work by Gregg Rasmusson. Get photos of recent work, show dates, and other info.
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If you are new to my work, in this video I am applying ink to expose the craze lines in the white glaze. Then I am applying grout which fills in the lines that I carved into the clay that make the design.
Many people have asked to see a side by side of a before and after of me inking and grouting one of my pots. How about a live split screen of the process!
If you haven't seen one of my videos before, this is me applying ink and grout to one of my pots as part of the finishing process for my unique pottery.
This Jar is available on my website grceramics.com
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Black Ink and Black Grout are the last things I apply to my pots before they are all done. This process gives my pieces their one of a kind look.
When you have a sticky lid, all you need is some valve grinding compound and rudimentary DJ skills 😉
There are quite a few steps involved in making one of my pieces, here's a look at what's involved.
You can find my pots at grceramics.com
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11/23/2025
Trimming some k***s for jar lids. I throw the k**b as a rough shape then trim it down. Then the k***s fit into the lid and get permanently fixed by glaze.
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