I'm teaching English/Reading to my high school students remotely, and while it's not ideal, I can't imagine teaching ceramics this way! You always do such a great job explaining things clearly. Thank you for all your videos - I always learn something new!
Thank you very much for your creative an inspiring videos, well explained and helpful! Even for no-students but people who do pottery for fun and are looking for new ideas! :-D Greetings from good old Germany!
Thank you for making these. I’m a ceramics student in Austin and so far my school hasn’t been able to start anything to try and teach us remotely yet. So I’m glad I have this to keep my ceramics brain rolling. :)
Thank you for your great videos, I already have a whole list of ideas that I would like to throw when our workshop will be open again. I could still buy clay and would like to start building sculptures and objects, probably start with pinching or building method and hollow it out. Can you maybe make a video, how to do it, how thick can the walls be? How long do I have to let it dry until I can fire it?
great tutorial, I'm going to give this a go with some tumblers. How would you recommend turning them after? I'm thinking just before leather hard and with a sponge to just smooth off the surface, what tips do you have. Thanks again :-)
Thank you! I am extra happy with these videos. Not being able to throw is sad. But seeing somebody else throw is very nice now.
I know what I did wrong. I used the pointy side of a wooden knive. I made burrs.
I'm teaching English/Reading to my high school students remotely, and while it's not ideal, I can't imagine teaching ceramics this way! You always do such a great job explaining things clearly. Thank you for all your videos - I always learn something new!
Thank you for another interesting and fun tutorial. I know every time I watch I'm learning something. Stay safe and take care!!
Good work, I like it as it is my professional work
Awesome demo. I really like the last example. I’m going to give it a try.
Thank you very much for your creative an inspiring videos, well explained and helpful! Even for no-students but people who do pottery for fun and are looking for new ideas! :-D
Greetings from good old Germany!
Thank you for making these. I’m a ceramics student in Austin and so far my school hasn’t been able to start anything to try and teach us remotely yet. So I’m glad I have this to keep my ceramics brain rolling. :)
Thank you for your great videos, I already have a whole list of ideas that I would like to throw when our workshop will be open again.
I could still buy clay and would like to start building sculptures and objects, probably start with pinching or building method and hollow it out.
Can you maybe make a video, how to do it, how thick can the walls be? How long do I have to let it dry until I can fire it?
TY these are so great. Appreciate the effort💚
Thank you, again, Karan! From Juli in Tucson 🌵🌵🌵
Thanks nice demo!
great tutorial, I'm going to give this a go with some tumblers. How would you recommend turning them after? I'm thinking just before leather hard and with a sponge to just smooth off the surface, what tips do you have. Thanks again :-)
for tumblers, I would just make the bottom tidy- I often don't even trim, I just keep them flat! I would say it depends on your design! :)
Thanks!
Thank, forced off work like you . Throwing mugs this week for sanity.
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