A brief history and explanation of our decorative processes.

A 50 year summary of the slip and stencil process that we developed in 1983 along with early pieces made as far back as 1973. Showing step by step images of major works under construction, all in chronological order. The slide show was part of a presentation at a workshop in St.Johns Newfoundland.

[@r.duroucher225]

Thank you for sharing this! What an extraordinary video. How extraordinarily generous of you to share your knowledge.

[@joannpounders5567]

Wonderful video of your pottery history! Thanks for sharing! I hope we all can follow your pottery journey into the future here on UA-cam. It's kind of comforting to know that there is at least one positive side effect from Covid19! Seems that so many people took up pottery as a hobby during the pandemic and turned to UA-cam as a learning platform because so many talented seasoned professionals, such as yourself, began to generously share their skills! I've been successful at learning to throw cylinders & bowls; handbuild & glaze, without any further instruction other than what I've learned from you and a few other UA-cam channels. Perfect time for me to say I'm very Thankful for our UA-cam community of potters. 🙏❤ I thoroughly enjoy your videos, Vaughan!! Keep up the good work!!

[@Vsmithpots]

Thank you and you are welcome, it feels good to help others avoid my mistakes.

[@conniemezzo9370]

Love LOVE this video! So awesome to see the evolution of you and your work!
Thank you so much for sharing !!!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@Vsmithpots]

Thanks Connie

[@cochoathemudslinger9055]

WOW Thanks for sharing, your work is simply amazing and beautiful. I hope to one day visit your studio in person.

[@Vsmithpots]

Thank you, I hope you get to visit too.

[@scottmcguirk4848]

First video I saw was making fish in a hurricane and thought someday I got to go visit.