Poured into interior, then brushed around to ensure coverage. I tried to include the majority within the pumpkin's "bulge" to encourage the bubbling in the Supernova. As the Satin Mattes melt later, they should allow some amount of off gassing from the Supernova without a long hold (per AMACO's Cara). Since the clay was white, I added a small amount of purple food coloring to see where it was applied.

2 layers applied on exterior, with only one on the lid and towards the bottom to prevent running. I wanted the yellow color; if you want whiter, you would need more layers. I also wanted the bubbles; if you don't, then skip the liner glaze.

2 layers applied on exterior, with only one on the lid and towards the bottom to prevent running. I wanted the yellow color; if you want whiter, you would need more layers. I also wanted the bubbles; if you don't, then skip the liner glaze.

Not specifically Mayco brand. Applied RIO mixed with a small amount of clay and water to the stem, then lightly wiped back some areas to highlight the texture.

Applied on bats where fur would be.

Applied on bats where fur would be.

Thinly dry brushed over bats fur to accentuate texture and allow some color variation. First coat was a mix of Jet Black and TBB, second was just straight TBB but thinner.

Thinly dry brushed over bats fur to accentuate texture and allow some color variation. First coat was a mix of Jet Black and TBB, second was just straight TBB but thinner.

On wings. You can get away with 2 coats I find, but 3 is better consistency.

On wings. You can get away with 2 coats I find, but 3 is better consistency.

On eyes.

On eyes.

Mixed with others in the velvet series to get a pinkish brown. Applied on noses and inner ears.

Mixed with others in the velvet series to get a pinkish brown. Applied on noses and inner ears.

Mixed with a small amount of the ear color, then applied on inner mouth. I would've used a pre colored version if I were in the studio; I guestimated the color, and didn't do enough in the end.

Mixed with a small amount of the ear color, then applied on inner mouth. I would've used a pre colored version if I were in the studio; I guestimated the color, and didn't do enough in the end.