Jessica I find that I learn so much watching the full video because you talk about various topics that are tangentially related to the main topic. You offer a wealth of knowledge. Thank you for just being you.
Hey Jessica I came across this and I just wanna say I really miss the periscope days and I am thankful for periscope because that is where I got in touch with the clay community potters of periscope I will always remember it fondly. I made so many friends all over the world!li It was a wonderful platform that transformed my life!! So happy to say in 2022 I continue to be inspired and educated by so many Potters that I still follow. It is wonderful to see how many of you have gone on to create businesses with pottery as the focal point and be very happy and successful. It is wonderful to see how we have all grown together. Much love
For Drawing on your pieces a stylus works very well. you can buy large sets with multiple sizes in the Nail care section. the rounded ball tip minimizes the sharper, jagged, uneven edges of your drawing.
Loving this! Thank you so much, Jessica! I'm just learning. I'm time challenged so have had to skip through some of the video bits. Hoping if you get a second you can answer the following: What kind of wax did you use? You mentioned that you did it in a thinner coating this time... how do you apply wax in a thinner layer? And more importantly, what is the best method to applying it? Are you just brushing in on? Thanks!!!
thank you for this video for the technique, processes, and the information. i have a lot to say, but for now, $55 is too low. your work is lovely and time intensive. i'm surprised that the gallery doesn't /didn't actually bring up the price for the other artist. at one show, an artist had an iPad video showing her process. also, i've seen others who create posters with their processes. although i haven't sold as much as i need too, there is no room for me in my apartment :-) i have dealt with selling wholesale and it is a challenge to let go of intensive work for next to nothing.
Jessica I find that I learn so much watching the full video because you talk about various topics that are tangentially related to the main topic. You offer a wealth of knowledge. Thank you for just being you.
Hey Jessica I came across this and I just wanna say I really miss the periscope days and I am thankful for periscope because that is where I got in touch with the clay community potters of periscope I will always remember it fondly. I made so many friends all over the world!li It was a wonderful platform that transformed my life!! So happy to say in 2022 I continue to be inspired and educated by so many Potters that I still follow. It is wonderful to see how many of you have gone on to create businesses with pottery as the focal point and be very happy and successful. It is wonderful to see how we have all grown together. Much love
Jessica, I'm a couple years late. Started potting January 2017 and love your work. Thank you for sharing.
Totally binge watching all of your videos ✨ you’re the best!
For Drawing on your pieces a stylus works very well. you can buy large sets with multiple sizes in the Nail care section. the rounded ball tip minimizes the sharper, jagged, uneven edges of your drawing.
Are you using a stylist? And do you use other tools? I like the wax technic
Baie dankie!!!
Loving this! Thank you so much, Jessica! I'm just learning. I'm time challenged so have had to skip through some of the video bits. Hoping if you get a second you can answer the following: What kind of wax did you use? You mentioned that you did it in a thinner coating this time... how do you apply wax in a thinner layer? And more importantly, what is the best method to applying it? Are you just brushing in on?
Thanks!!!
thank you for this video for the technique, processes, and the information. i have a lot to say, but for now, $55 is too low. your work is lovely and time intensive. i'm surprised that the gallery doesn't /didn't actually bring up the price for the other artist. at one show, an artist had an iPad video showing her process. also, i've seen others who create posters with their processes. although i haven't sold as much as i need too, there is no room for me in my apartment :-) i have dealt with selling wholesale and it is a challenge to let go of intensive work for next to nothing.
I wonder if I can bother you again: at which point do you do the stamping on the rims of your platter?
Thank in advance for your precious time.
Do you add mason stains to your under glazes or other glazes?
love from turkey💓💓💓🌹🙏
How dry are your pieces before you start initial process of waxing and then inlaying color?
Do you do live streams anymore? If so, where do I find out about them?
Do you sometimes do more than one color inlays?
you're adooooooorable
I wonder what is the purpose of having blocks of black on both sides of your demonstration area.
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