Thanks for watching folks! And sorry for skipping some of the steps due to the embargoed pots. The good news is I'll actually be able to announce them sooner, which is exciting as it's a brilliant collaboration with a brand and a person I really love. Otherwise, enjoy the pour of this teapot, I can see this glaze working well on other pots of mine although I'm not sure which form to try first.
That glaze was absolutely gorgeous, the white crystals forming with the subtle green mossy colors makes very appealing to the eye, personally I think it'd look great on vases, and I would love to see some kind of gray or blue variant of your crackling glaze with dark specs if possible. Anyways and as always thank you for the video mr florian it was a beautiful work
A warmer tone than you usually prefer, and the depth of colour is hypnotizing and so beautiful. It also seems like the angles of the pot are sharper with this type of glaze. Lovely 🤩
My fav sentence in this video in reference to having to clear the inside holes of the spout was "it is wholly necessary" but in my head I switched to "holey" and that made me chuckle. Thanks for continuing to be a wonderful resource to all of us amateur potters.
As an amateur potter, I’ve followed your videos since the beginning of my journey. Watching this teapot video felt perfectly timed, as I just completed my first teapot yesterday. Your work is truly inspiring-thank you for sharing it with us.
The exquisite nature with which you seem to do EVERYTHING - your beautiful clay art, filming, voicing, editing... it's truly a sight to behold! I LOVE this channel!! Thank you 💙💙💙
I like the piece and the glaze, looks really nice with the angular shape of the body and the roundness of the spout, the glaze has a pleasant warmth and texture to it. Thank you for sharing your lovely work with us once again!
The color of that glaze is wonderful. The soft natural green reminds me of moss or lichen. I love the subtle variations in color and texture depending on where the glaze pools or thins out.
it's fascinating to watch you make this teapot. i think it's always interesting to watch someone who is extremely proficient, work on something that they don't have the utmost confidence in. obviously the end result was beautiful but it was interesting to see three spouts thrown just in case, especially compared to how florian usually throws down beautiful pieces seemingly without breaking a sweat. also i love the way that glaze turned out it's so pretty!
I love the glaze and everything else about the pot. However, I’m just a millennial disabled US Air Force Veteran who has never tried pottery and has started to watch pottery making because of my disability I cannot work a regular job and only have an income of about $5k per year. So I spend a lot of time doing nothing but watching UA-cam and trying to find something I could do from home that is dirt cheap but so far 10 years since fracturing my spine and still nothing. But watching your videos are so fascinating and I just love the way you explain and show what you’re doing and how you did it. Thank you from across the pond. 👋
I absolutely LOVE this glaze Florian!! I especially love the red band under the lid in contrast with the beautiful olive green color. This is beautiful ❤
this glaze is beautiful! i love the way the crackling makes it sparkle. and seeing the form under it really looks amazing. it does the corners and flat planes justice i think.
I love watching you seemingly effortlessly turn "fancy mud" into wonderful pieces of art. It's extremely impressive how you put such care and attention into this extremely technical and demanding yet practical artform. Also new glaze is a good one - nice warm mossy green where it's thick, yet echoing back to the more subtle tones of some of your other crackle-glazes where it's a little lighter such as around the spout - super nice!
Florian! I paused at 4:00 for a moment and came back to see how the clay platform formed a wide conical shape (like a dish). and thought... OHH! that would be such a cool trinket dish! You have been doing these sculptural "steps" into your pots and I think a stepped plate or bowl could be very interesting! Love your videos! Cheers!
I'm not normally one for warm greens, but the nuances and bands of color on this piece make it so absolutely stunning that this is a total exception! This and that spangled reddish black you've experimented with recently are my two favorites of all the glazes I've seen you use.
It's a beautiful little t.pot, the glaze clings to every angle on the surface, the glaze on the lid, when the light catches it is stunning , and the pour test is perfect. I hope you will use this glaze again, it's shades different and it will look good on shapes you've already made and shapes and designs you will draw and discover in the future. I've enjoyed this video, being an avid tea drinker, I watch with interest and the idea of me making another t.pot myself, something I've not done since before covid, this has inspired me. Thankyou 😊
This is lovely, perfect relaxing morning watch. You know, I really enjoy the "lifestyle" moments you scatter throughout, like your coffee routine or images of pets. It reminds me of Furry Little Peach's youtube channel, whose videos are kind of the inverse blend of lifestyle and tutorial.
I found your channel this week and I've been watching a lot of your videos and shorts! It's been the perfect combination of relaxing and informative, and as someone who hasn't ever done pottery, you explain what you're doing so well. And the art you make is beautiful!!
I love the new glaze! I hope to see it on other pieces soon. It really helps watching your pouring experiments. I haven't progressed up to teapot yet, but I am hoping to soon, Thanks!
Love that glaze, it looks really beautiful (even if my phone screen is far too small to truly appreciate it). Also super cool to see you shrink a form you've made previously like this. As always, I'm completely awed by the ease and speed with which you throw and trim complex shapes. And I'm definitely curious about that secret project!
This glaze is gorgeous! I love how it breaks over the edges you've trimmed and pools in other spots- I'd love to see this in other colors somehow! I realize that involves a lot of R&D, however 😅
I love the new glaze! It almost reminds me of a swamp, in a nice way. I feel like I'd be in love with it if it had deep blue or emerald green specks on its surface, but it might become too eye-catching and draw attention away from the vessel. Great video as always, though I do think it's a bit of a shame we never see you brew tea in your teapots! Much love.
Wonderful pot, and the new glaze is gorgeous - it highlights the angles and steps more dramatically while giving a nice ilusion of depth where it pools more. That would be really lovely using a funkier clay with added brass or forge scale bits and the new bowl feet you've been experimenting with...
I really enjoy the glaze. It would be beautiful even if it were on a tile but its really interesting to see where it pools or how the light reflects off of the different planes. The titanium dioxide adds a lot to the glaze as well. it makes me wonder how it relflects at different angles in person.
Please add more of your day in a life, I loved seeing you open your windows and seeing your neighbors cats. Idk you just feel more human now! Also could you hand draw on one piece and go over the process? I have been having so much trouble getting the right steps and essentially it always ruins my best pieces :(
Being an avid tea drinker I am thinking: why not leaving an internal leap to fit a metal filter? The idea of throwing tea leaves directly in the pot is very facinating and traditional, probably, but the conveniency of a filter that I can take off and use to dispose the leaves is probably my favorite option. the pour is great, tho.. I'd love one
I love these videos. Something so unrelated and yet so related that the glazing process unfailingly brings to mind is Thetis's dipping of Achilles into the River Styx to make him invulnerable. As a nymph, I'll excuse her for being a Grecian uncharacteristically ignorant of pottery, or maybe she just needed your special dipping tool... or maybe the viscosity of water (Styx water) just doesn't get underneath the holding point like the glaze does... or maybe I'm overthinking things. I haven't been able to get over her oversight since reading the Iliad as a kid, but I never thought beautiful pottery videos would dredge up the memories.
There’s one of your very early teapots for sale on eBay, at the moment, Florian - it is very interesting to see how they have changed over the years! 😊
Oh god there is! That's a very early specimen, can't say it'll pour that well... maybe I should buy it back and smash the thing so it doesn't go back into circulation?
@@floriangadsby🫣 that’s entirely your prerogative, of course! But I think it’s rather charming, and definitely shows the refinement and progression of your current style of making 😊
Also the time spent on filling in all the pin holes in the glaze is worth it. Most of them close but every once in awhile you get one that doesn’t and it ruins the pot.
Thanks for watching folks! And sorry for skipping some of the steps due to the embargoed pots. The good news is I'll actually be able to announce them sooner, which is exciting as it's a brilliant collaboration with a brand and a person I really love. Otherwise, enjoy the pour of this teapot, I can see this glaze working well on other pots of mine although I'm not sure which form to try first.
That glaze was absolutely gorgeous, the white crystals forming with the subtle green mossy colors makes very appealing to the eye, personally I think it'd look great on vases, and I would love to see some kind of gray or blue variant of your crackling glaze with dark specs if possible. Anyways and as always thank you for the video mr florian it was a beautiful work
What a nice Sunday treat to open UA-cam and see a new full length Florian video literally just having been uploaded!
Im a new fan and been watching all weekend! being early to my first recently-uploaded video is such a treat
Thank you friend, I hope you've enjoyed the video, appreciate you stopping by.
The mossy colour of the new glaze is gorgeous!
Came to say the same. I like that it lets the clay beneath been seen
I learned a lot from your video. Love the color of the glaze and the teapot shape!
And the craquelure looks amazing with that color!
A warmer tone than you usually prefer, and the depth of colour is hypnotizing and so beautiful. It also seems like the angles of the pot are sharper with this type of glaze. Lovely 🤩
My fav sentence in this video in reference to having to clear the inside holes of the spout was "it is wholly necessary" but in my head I switched to "holey" and that made me chuckle. Thanks for continuing to be a wonderful resource to all of us amateur potters.
As an amateur potter, I’ve followed your videos since the beginning of my journey. Watching this teapot video felt perfectly timed, as I just completed my first teapot yesterday. Your work is truly inspiring-thank you for sharing it with us.
The exquisite nature with which you seem to do EVERYTHING - your beautiful clay art, filming, voicing, editing... it's truly a sight to behold! I LOVE this channel!! Thank you 💙💙💙
That's really very, VERY kind of you to say. Thanks for taking your precious time to watch, I really appreciate it.
Now I know I prefer from start to finish content. Thank you for the wonderful upload.
I like the piece and the glaze, looks really nice with the angular shape of the body and the roundness of the spout, the glaze has a pleasant warmth and texture to it. Thank you for sharing your lovely work with us once again!
Maybe one of my favorite glazes yet. The small intricacies that came through while accentuating the pots curves is juts beautiful.
That glaze is lovely, it really does have great visual depth.
the glaze is awesome, beautiful piece
"ferocity" is a great word to describe the kind of flow you are aiming for, and the new glaze is stunning.
The color of that glaze is wonderful. The soft natural green reminds me of moss or lichen. I love the subtle variations in color and texture depending on where the glaze pools or thins out.
Love the depth of color in the glaze. It makes me picture a night sky full of stars meeting a beautiful sunny glade of trees in the forest.
The glaze elevates the little pot so beautifully 💚 Thank you for sharing everything with us.
That glaze is absolutely gorgeous, i love love love the colour and the crackling texture! It makes me think of stones in a river!
All your videos are an absolute treat to watch. Your narration is soothing and extremely informative.
That new glaze is so unbelievably gorgeous. It's a beautiful green, but almost golden in the light. Shimmering, even.
I love the new glaze! In the best way possible, it reminds me of a hot swamp, logs and leaves abound.
That glaze looks absolutely stunning! I love that mossy shade, and the shapes that formed in it too!
it's fascinating to watch you make this teapot. i think it's always interesting to watch someone who is extremely proficient, work on something that they don't have the utmost confidence in. obviously the end result was beautiful but it was interesting to see three spouts thrown just in case, especially compared to how florian usually throws down beautiful pieces seemingly without breaking a sweat. also i love the way that glaze turned out it's so pretty!
Wow! There is so much joy to watch you working with clay. The design of your Teapot is inspiring.
The glaze has astonishing depth and beauty! Every step you take seems incredibly precise and the results are incredible. Beautiful work!
I love the glaze and everything else about the pot. However, I’m just a millennial disabled US Air Force Veteran who has never tried pottery and has started to watch pottery making because of my disability I cannot work a regular job and only have an income of about $5k per year. So I spend a lot of time doing nothing but watching UA-cam and trying to find something I could do from home that is dirt cheap but so far 10 years since fracturing my spine and still nothing. But watching your videos are so fascinating and I just love the way you explain and show what you’re doing and how you did it. Thank you from across the pond. 👋
I love how the crystals in the glaze are almost glittering. Those add a really pretty element to make the eye follow them around the pot ✨
The glaze is amazing, and the transition from glaze to clay on the underside of the lid is on another level
I absolutely LOVE this glaze Florian!! I especially love the red band under the lid in contrast with the beautiful olive green color. This is beautiful ❤
this glaze is beautiful! i love the way the crackling makes it sparkle. and seeing the form under it really looks amazing. it does the corners and flat planes justice i think.
I love watching you seemingly effortlessly turn "fancy mud" into wonderful pieces of art. It's extremely impressive how you put such care and attention into this extremely technical and demanding yet practical artform. Also new glaze is a good one - nice warm mossy green where it's thick, yet echoing back to the more subtle tones of some of your other crackle-glazes where it's a little lighter such as around the spout - super nice!
It's a gorgeous little pot, and the glaze is lovely indeed.
I like the new glaze. The color is warm. Just right for this time of year.
Florian! I paused at 4:00 for a moment and came back to see how the clay platform formed a wide conical shape (like a dish). and thought... OHH! that would be such a cool trinket dish! You have been doing these sculptural "steps" into your pots and I think a stepped plate or bowl could be very interesting! Love your videos! Cheers!
What a gorgeous glaze you've made. I do hope you continue with it and that we'll be seeing it on some of your other work!
the green glaze is really nice - very pleasing, pretty colour
Outstanding work!! The glaze is great, I agree that the depth really makes it special
I'm not normally one for warm greens, but the nuances and bands of color on this piece make it so absolutely stunning that this is a total exception! This and that spangled reddish black you've experimented with recently are my two favorites of all the glazes I've seen you use.
It's a beautiful little t.pot, the glaze clings to every angle on the surface, the glaze on the lid, when the light catches it is stunning , and the pour test is perfect. I hope you will use this glaze again, it's shades different and it will look good on shapes you've already made and shapes and designs you will draw and discover in the future. I've enjoyed this video, being an avid tea drinker, I watch with interest and the idea of me making another t.pot myself, something I've not done since before covid, this has inspired me. Thankyou 😊
I love that glaze so much,. The depth of it is really something to marvel at
Probably the most OCD potter on UA-cam, but the work is also beautiful in a way that shows mastery of the craft.
Tried your handle pulling method yesterday on some of my pieces. Works a treat! Thanks for sharing!
I'd proudly use a teapot with that color and grace to it!
I'm in love with that glaze. The color, the texture...it fits perfectly with your work. I'm excited to see it on other pieces!
What a pleasure to watch this video! Thanks!!!
This tippot...pours like a boss!
LOVE the craquelure on the finished glaze
Wonderful Work and video. I really like this new glaze. It looks almost as if there are little sprinkles of gold in it. Very nice 👍
Best to date. You will make even better! Amazing work! ❤
This is lovely, perfect relaxing morning watch. You know, I really enjoy the "lifestyle" moments you scatter throughout, like your coffee routine or images of pets. It reminds me of Furry Little Peach's youtube channel, whose videos are kind of the inverse blend of lifestyle and tutorial.
Absolutely love the new glaze ❤
This glaze looks freaking amazing!!!
I found your channel this week and I've been watching a lot of your videos and shorts! It's been the perfect combination of relaxing and informative, and as someone who hasn't ever done pottery, you explain what you're doing so well. And the art you make is beautiful!!
Only discovered your work recently, and this little teapot is gorgeous! I love the glaze and shape!
really lovely teapot, great work! I love that new glaze, it's got some character to it.
The glaze on that pot is lovely pot. Can't wait to see the embargo pots!
Love the glaze! And the pot is beautiful!
Gorgeous. You may have convinced me I need to try making a small teapot!
Thank you Florian, what a wonderful piece
I love the new glaze! I hope to see it on other pieces soon. It really helps watching your pouring experiments. I haven't progressed up to teapot yet, but I am hoping to soon, Thanks!
I really love this new glaze! It remind me gems like jade!
Love the detail you go into with your process!
I like the deeper green of this glaze. The grinding process is more work, but it does have the upside of ensuring a perfect fit at the end.
The new glaze looks awesome. I would love one of these! Alas, I’m penniless so video will have to do.
I cant believe this is just free on youtube. I always check your shop for stock but there never is :( oh well this is the nect best thing!
Love that glaze, it looks really beautiful (even if my phone screen is far too small to truly appreciate it). Also super cool to see you shrink a form you've made previously like this. As always, I'm completely awed by the ease and speed with which you throw and trim complex shapes. And I'm definitely curious about that secret project!
I'm weirdly obsessed with this man's voice
really like the new glaze, the white specs give it a very strong sense of depth to my eye
i do love the colour and textures of this new glaze
Gorgeous. I love the color and the texture of the glaze.
I really like the really toasted look of the clay on the underside rim of the lid.
Thanks for the great video. Beautiful little teapot and the glaze is beautiful.
Wow that glaze is amazing. Lovely teapot 😊
This is a wonderfully detailed video as is usual for you! I really learn so much from you. Thank you!
This glaze is gorgeous! I love how it breaks over the edges you've trimmed and pools in other spots- I'd love to see this in other colors somehow! I realize that involves a lot of R&D, however 😅
That green glaze is awesome. I'd go nuts if I could snag a mug of it.
gorgeous glaze, my favourite so far.
This is a very nice teapot! I would be very happy to be able to purchase one.
I love the new glaze! It almost reminds me of a swamp, in a nice way. I feel like I'd be in love with it if it had deep blue or emerald green specks on its surface, but it might become too eye-catching and draw attention away from the vessel.
Great video as always, though I do think it's a bit of a shame we never see you brew tea in your teapots! Much love.
Wonderful pot, and the new glaze is gorgeous - it highlights the angles and steps more dramatically while giving a nice ilusion of depth where it pools more. That would be really lovely using a funkier clay with added brass or forge scale bits and the new bowl feet you've been experimenting with...
I really enjoy the glaze. It would be beautiful even if it were on a tile but its really interesting to see where it pools or how the light reflects off of the different planes. The titanium dioxide adds a lot to the glaze as well. it makes me wonder how it relflects at different angles in person.
Please add more of your day in a life, I loved seeing you open your windows and seeing your neighbors cats. Idk you just feel more human now!
Also could you hand draw on one piece and go over the process? I have been having so much trouble getting the right steps and essentially it always ruins my best pieces :(
Love the glaze!
Oh wow I'm early. Happy Sunday everyone!
I LOVE that green glaze!!!
Stunning! Amazing work
Gorgeous glaze!
I lack the proper insight to critique the glaze in comparison to others, but I can say it does look very nice.
That's very true! I should have included some photographs to compare it to.
It's a beautiful glaze
Being an avid tea drinker I am thinking: why not leaving an internal leap to fit a metal filter?
The idea of throwing tea leaves directly in the pot is very facinating and traditional, probably, but the conveniency of a filter that I can take off and use to dispose the leaves is probably my favorite option.
the pour is great, tho.. I'd love one
Good morning, Everyone
Goodnight
Good morning!
Lovely!
I almost feel like having to lap the lid to the teapot makes a better fit, I see how much you anjoy spinning it in place!
Love love love!
Love the glaze
I love these videos. Something so unrelated and yet so related that the glazing process unfailingly brings to mind is Thetis's dipping of Achilles into the River Styx to make him invulnerable. As a nymph, I'll excuse her for being a Grecian uncharacteristically ignorant of pottery, or maybe she just needed your special dipping tool... or maybe the viscosity of water (Styx water) just doesn't get underneath the holding point like the glaze does... or maybe I'm overthinking things. I haven't been able to get over her oversight since reading the Iliad as a kid, but I never thought beautiful pottery videos would dredge up the memories.
Meticulous work as allways! Approved on the new glace too 👍
There’s one of your very early teapots for sale on eBay, at the moment, Florian - it is very interesting to see how they have changed over the years! 😊
Oh god there is! That's a very early specimen, can't say it'll pour that well... maybe I should buy it back and smash the thing so it doesn't go back into circulation?
@@floriangadsby🫣 that’s entirely your prerogative, of course! But I think it’s rather charming, and definitely shows the refinement and progression of your current style of making 😊
Also the time spent on filling in all the pin holes in the glaze is worth it. Most of them close but every once in awhile you get one that doesn’t and it ruins the pot.
I absolutely love the new glaze and the smaller teapot! Are you starting a wait list for these? I’d love one for Christmas!
Watching this made me realize I don't own a good teapot. 😅 I guess I'll have to save up for one of yours!
Loved it 😍😍Awesome job ♾️♾️♾️✌️✌️✌️