Graphic Clay: Ceramic Surfaces & Printed Image Transfer Techniques Hardcover – April 28, 2015

This book is a wealth of knowledges for ceramicists at any level to up there game and explore the world of design on clay.

This book is a generous gift to toiling ceramic artist's. It is so free of clutter. It is so clearly instructive. The photography is better than taking a Master Workshop. I would like to buy everything that he publishes. Thank you Jason. Keep on keeping on.....

This book was recommended to me by a friend who's a marvelous ceramicist - I'm a beginner and found a lot of good information.

Full of inspiration and easy to understand text. If you have an interest in decorative pottery, this book is perfect. Lots of photos and explanation of processes. Jason Bige Burnett is an amazing artist.

This book had easy to use templates, clear instructions and fresh ideas. Each project listed the materials and tools needed, had numerous pictures in the step-by-step directions and was easy to read and understand. It even taught you how to build much of the needed equipment. The question and answer sessions found throughout the book were very helpful and the galleries of work from various artists' works were informative and inspirational. This is a book I will use for a long time to come, it will be an invaluable reference tool.

I really like this book, a LOT. Lots of great inspiration into Jason's beautify style. My only wishes were that a little less was spent on screen printing (though I understand the value to many) and lettering photos with corresponding how-to directions that have numbers is confusing for a how-to book that should be super clear. Either link number to number or letter to letter. I did how-to book design for over a decade.

I bought Jason's video and that was amazing. However, this books is even better! It is wonderfully documented with full-color photos and answers all the questions you may have about creating graphics ceramics. This is now my go-to book.

A beautiful reference and guide for taking digital art and making it analog