The photo to the left shows the flower stones used with colored porcelain slip and attached to a porcelain branch. To download the technique click on the photo.

This Bamboo Vase contains a pattern that has been built up with Fantasy while the vase was still leather hard. Fantasy was originally created for use in attaching arms for lace draping and works wonders when used this way as well. To download the technique click on the photo.

The wonderfully simple and yet elegant ducks were airbrushed using the Spanish Oils on porcelain greenware. To download the technique click on the photo.

The box above shows hand made flowers made from porcelain flower clay. The flower clay itself is made from adding our plasticiser called "Stuff" to porcelain slips. To download this technique click on the photo.

The photo on the left shows how you can use various colors of porcelain slip to create a wonderful look of real marble. The technique uses "Stuff" and is very easy to accomplish even for a beginner. To download the technique click on the photo.

This German Girl figure shows you the basics of Spanish Oils plus gives you a wonderful introduction to how to use the detail colors that go with them. To download this technique click on the photo.

The heart box to the left is an example of silk flower dipping using our new red porcelain slips and a classic mold we carry. To download the technique click on the photo.

This is a wonderful three fire technique for using matte china paints in order to achieve a Hummel Look. To download the technique click on the photo.

The Orientals on the left show a combined porcelain technique using the Spanish Oils to paint the basic figurine. Then glaze is applied and it is finally detailed with 22 carat gold and fired a third time. To download the technique click on the photo.

The Valentina figure on the left shows both the Spanish Oils and White Elegance (our raised glaze) used on a figurine. To download the technique click on the photo.