This technique involves the blending of several transparent and opalescent colors on a background of flux flecked with white, with a delicate tracery of fine line black, outlining rather nebulous forms. I was introduced to this technique many years ago by Emily Moser, an enamel teacher here in San Diego. With painting in Watercolor and Chinese brush painting as my background, this method quickly became my favorite technique in enameling. I hope you will enjoy it too. To begin with, it would be easier to use a flat piece of copper. Start with a paper template of your copper, sketch and arrange your design and record the colors used for future reference.
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