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  • Harry Nicholson
    Harry Nicholson

    To maintain flatness each section was put onto a stainless steel block and weighted down with an old-fashioned flat-iron whilst it cooled. This was made easier by limiting the thickness of the enamel.


    It is ten years old and still stable.

    August 24, 2011
  • Trish White
    Trish White Harry,this is fabulous!! how did you fire in sections and keep them all from warping?
    August 24, 2011
  • Harry Nicholson
    Harry Nicholson

    Thank you, Gabor. It is an Indo-Tibetan image that represents wisdom and purity. I broke a lot of saw blades on this one.


    Some newer enamels are on my blog : 


    http://1513fusion.wordpress.com/
    August 24, 2011
  • Gabor Forgo
    Gabor Forgo

    Beautiful work Harry ! The shades are so fine, it seems to float in the air! Congratulations!


    Gabor

    August 24, 2011