I'm the carver type potter 😉 great video, clear explanations and love the fact that you used basic tools and didn't give the impression we need to buy the expensive one to carve. When I started carving, I just used the basic double ended loop tool (gives two different looks) and added the Kemper tool - that's it - yes I "bought" into the motion that the expensive one would be life changing - it wasn't and still use my basic two tools plus one other cheap tool. Thank you for your great videos.
Thanks for this video... maybe it is an idea of making sequels... like ‘the throwing’ of a particular cup, ‘the trimming’ of that same cup, ‘the carving’ of that cup, ‘the glazing of that cup, ‘the firing and open kiln’ of that cup... and maybe do 3 different styles per video.... just something crossing my mind watching this...
I'm new to ceramics, but carve stamps. Is there any reason I shouldn't use my carving tools for stamps/lino to carve clay? I'm all about not having to purchase more stuff, plus I have already a little skill with those tools.
Hi ENC, I've done two two-hour (once a week) class = beginner. What I want to know is how old is the thrown cup/mug that you have thrown? A few hours? I have no idea what stage 'leather' is achieved. I ask because it may be impossible to carve in class - I may have to take the pots home with me to carve if the leather stage occurs 3-4 hours after being thrown.
I feel like the wires on the Kemper WLS are too thick to be comfortable carving for me. I absolutely adore my Kemper WS, it's a smaller wire stylus that carves much cleaner (in my opinion) and just feels better. The WS "cuts" through the clay, while the WLS feels more like I'm pushing or plowing it through the clay. I also use one of the super-cheap ribbon tool sets for some variety, they're like $5-10 online.
Can someone please give me a link to the music that was used in this video?? The music that Dante posted in the description up above is a completely different song.
Hi I have a question about drawing on greenware. If I draw over underglaze with just a regular pencil will it burn of in the kiln? I've also made many smudges and erase marks. I keep getting conflicting answers when looking it up online
I'm somehow all those kinds of potters. I like to throw all kinds of pieces and experiment with different glazes and carve and pull handles... Now I kinda get why my teacher stares for a moment every time she asks me what am I doing next.
You will find that there are many Potter's out there who stick to one or two shapes and either will not move out of their comfort zones or it's basically the thing they sell.
I'm the carver type potter 😉 great video, clear explanations and love the fact that you used basic tools and didn't give the impression we need to buy the expensive one to carve. When I started carving, I just used the basic double ended loop tool (gives two different looks) and added the Kemper tool - that's it - yes I "bought" into the motion that the expensive one would be life changing - it wasn't and still use my basic two tools plus one other cheap tool. Thank you for your great videos.
Thanks for this video... maybe it is an idea of making sequels... like ‘the throwing’ of a particular cup, ‘the trimming’ of that same cup, ‘the carving’ of that cup, ‘the glazing of that cup, ‘the firing and open kiln’ of that cup... and maybe do 3 different styles per video.... just something crossing my mind watching this...
It would be nice to show how to glaze carved work? Using brush or dip glazing?
Thanks! Very helpful for a beginner. Like discussion on tools and uses and demo of techniques.
😂 I love the funny voice "oh my god". Thank you so much for this video ❤ I have been super nervous about carving .
Oooh I liked this video. I’m going to use this in my ceramics class to have my students make test tiles with.
I love it the patterns are gorgeously done glad you covered this and hope you do more😍🙏
I'm definitely the glaze guy. Though I'm trying to break into the carving part.
Yay! Great video! I have yet to carve..... getting my confidence up with these simple shapes though! Thank you!!
Fantastic video! I like how you repeat things, it works for me.
Such a great teacher. Thank you for the great video.
I like how u expound.. clear, details, perfect.
Amazing beginner friendly video about carving - thank you!
I'm new to ceramics, but carve stamps. Is there any reason I shouldn't use my carving tools for stamps/lino to carve clay? I'm all about not having to purchase more stuff, plus I have already a little skill with those tools.
CLAY BOOGERS 🤣. I’ve never heard of those bits of clay referred to like that
It's me, I'm the "carve all day" person. :D
Hi ENC, I've done two two-hour (once a week) class = beginner. What I want to know is how old is the thrown cup/mug that you have thrown? A few hours? I have no idea what stage 'leather' is achieved. I ask because it may be impossible to carve in class - I may have to take the pots home with me to carve if the leather stage occurs 3-4 hours after being thrown.
Did you ever find the answer to this question?
hahaha we have exactly the 4 types of people in the pottery class!
I feel like the wires on the Kemper WLS are too thick to be comfortable carving for me. I absolutely adore my Kemper WS, it's a smaller wire stylus that carves much cleaner (in my opinion) and just feels better. The WS "cuts" through the clay, while the WLS feels more like I'm pushing or plowing it through the clay. I also use one of the super-cheap ribbon tool sets for some variety, they're like $5-10 online.
How timely. I am taking a class that involves carving tomorrow.
I agree that carving is easy, but deciding what to carve is not! Making that first mark is scary. Thanks for sharing!
Hi. I am very verynew to pottery. So which tool should I start using for carving 1st?
Should I buy the Kepler or the diamond core tool
Can someone please give me a link to the music that was used in this video?? The music that Dante posted in the description up above is a completely different song.
You make it seem so easy when i try carving it turns out like something DoodleBob would make.
Nevermind I tried it today and it was easy. Thank Dante
Hi I have a question about drawing on greenware. If I draw over underglaze with just a regular pencil will it burn of in the kiln? I've also made many smudges and erase marks. I keep getting conflicting answers when looking it up online
A regular pencil would burn off because it's carbon and not actual glaze materials but if you use an underglaze pencil it would not burn off
Most carbon things will burn off in the kiln. Leaves, hair, ppl, sometimes bone
@@EarthNationCeramics ok thanks!
Did you say "clay boogers"? LOL I hope so and I was cracking up
I'm somehow all those kinds of potters. I like to throw all kinds of pieces and experiment with different glazes and carve and pull handles... Now I kinda get why my teacher stares for a moment every time she asks me what am I doing next.
You will find that there are many Potter's out there who stick to one or two shapes and either will not move out of their comfort zones or it's basically the thing they sell.
I was def a carver
Hi. Can you spell the name of the tool. I am in India. I can't understand the name
It’s a PEAR TRIM TOOL that made the leaves 🙂
...those students you described? Uhh...I think I’m all of them.
...I’m majoring in Drawing...
This is awkward.
I hate to say this, i truly do, i usually love all if your vids.... But this effect looks horrible. Sloppy and unrefined.
Sorry.
I appreciate your feedback