At school today we actually finished our pottery we finished painting it. And also we get to like mold it kind of like. but that was like One week ago so.
@@user-te7re7iu5w Jeez, back when "like" was made fun of as a filler word, people at least used it in an actual sentence. This felt like a visual version of listening to someone talk through the start of a stroke.
@@-VoDkAsVengeance- your name checks. I’m just letting you know that in a few years you’re going to be really embarrassed at how you used to act on the internet. I know bc I used to be an edgelord. Good luck little buddy
@deecyp64 now that there is a layer of white on top, the strawberries are farther in than the white glaze, not indented but definitely deeper than the white glaze
I've never seen a "thumb cup" before and at first I thought it had been accidentally dented and accepted as imperfect, but the minute you said thumb cup I got it, pictured how it would feel in my hands and now I want one, like, a lot. It seems so cozy. I'm very particular about mugs but use one all day every day. I barely ever use the handle and am very much a two handed mug holder and I just think it would feel so nice to hold.
@@rainygray249 this is a very solid point, I usually use a thermal insulated metal cup, so I'll admit that didn't even cross my mind. It'd still be nice for Iced coffee or cold drinks.
Love it! I had a pottery major friend in college and she made the most perfectly comfortable to hold cups I've ever put my hands on. You could turn each one 360° and it would always fit comfortably in your hand. It was some kind of crazy pottery trickery! She'd excitedly show me each cup when it was finally leather hard. She made me a mug too, but it was a totally different style and didn't feel quite as nice to hold. Still, my friend made it, and I love it. ❤ I love the little shrooms on this one! I've never seen anyone do a resist of liquid latex before, but it makes so much sense!
Your cute little mushrooms inspired me to make my own cute little mushrooms in the form of an emoji, so thanks for that. This cup looks lovely, by the way.
I've done ceramics for a long time but I was confused for a second. I've never used latex, always a wax resist which is clear or white and melts off in the kiln. It's cool to see another technique to accomplish the same goals
@@tortured_ape I meant like everything I make is hideous, and I just wish I could call one thing I make cute instead of noticing inferior things and realizing it’s horrendous. Again, I apologize.
Fascinating ❤ I don’t know about you, but I love the process of making art as much as the end result. If I had to choose, I’d personally prefer the pink color with the mushrooms, but I still love what you created! Never heard of a thumb cup before. Now I need one 😊
I use a masking fluid like this stuff when I’m painting watercolors, I just have to use it on the areas I want to stay white/not paint on (at all or during that layer/wash), Is such a useful material! The one I use has a tiny needle tip that can draw the tiniest lines *& I would never have been thought about using it with pottery, what a great idea!
@@Hermionee-Jean-Granger & Evelina Z- sorry I commented this the other day, but the comment seems to have disappeared.. I use the “Masquepen Art Masking Fluid- fineline”
Hi! Genuinely curious. Why is the cute mushroom painted first? Why not dip the cup in the white then add the mushrooms on top? (This is how I would do it with acrylic, for example). Is there a property of ceramics glaze where it has to be in this order? Or do you simply prefer the effect of doing it this way (with a kind of outline/ negative space around the mushrooms)? Very cute cup either way. 😊
I loved the result it was beautiful but in my opinion I think it would better if you did the background color first then did the mushrooms so you wouldn’t have to use the latex at all
the glaze would ruin the mushroom illustration. If you've ever taken ceramics you would know that the white glaze she dipped her cup in is the type to shift/melt in a kiln.
Never done pottery, but the liquid latex seems like a smart idea. Don’t really like how a border forms around the mushroom but ig that’s just personal preference. Guess you could always put a black border around it or something.
It doesn't. I am glad she likes her result I have some critiques but I will keep it to myself. That said the mushrooms are cute, but she created a weak point. Glaze is to add an extra layer of protection so one can wash and not have it effect the solidity of the ceramic item.
The latex is only there to "seal" the mushrooms from getting the white speckled glaze on them when she dips it. It's okay that she removes it after because it did it's job. Glazes have silica glass in them which melts at high temperatures. The mushrooms are likely made of glaze as well so once it's fired in the kiln, everything will be properly sealed against water
@@houndgirl7365 Are you firing hot enough/double firing? Because the majority of ceramics have an unglazed edge to prevent them from sticking to the kiln and it doesn't affect their water resistance
imo it would look better if there was more precision to putting on latex, because there is this ugly yellowish outline and that just doesn't look so pleasant for me
I had never heard of this that I know of but she called it a thumb cup, so I'm assuming that dent is for your thumb to have some grip so you can hold it comfortably and securely. I like the idea of it 😊
I have done pottery like that before so I knew what you were doing. I think your design is Outstanding! I especially like the black specs with the white glaze.
Can I just say this hits everything for me lol- I love mushrooms, I love cute mushroom designs, cups, and the thumb cup is cute and omg, speckled anything I love. Subscribed! ❤️
thats so cool! i have a question though. why would you not just do the white first, then put the mushrooms on top? is it just a different stylistic choice? it looks great!
As a ceramist myself I’ve never seen liquid latex used, but then again I’ve never seen the design painted on BEFORE the bottom layer. That’s pretty cool
this is so cool, in my pottery class we always used liquid wax that would melt away when the piece was fired
At school today we actually finished our pottery we finished painting it. And also we get to like mold it kind of like. but that was like One week ago so.
@@user-te7re7iu5w Jeez, back when "like" was made fun of as a filler word, people at least used it in an actual sentence. This felt like a visual version of listening to someone talk through the start of a stroke.
Yeah my class uses wax
@@-VoDkAsVengeance- your name checks. I’m just letting you know that in a few years you’re going to be really embarrassed at how you used to act on the internet. I know bc I used to be an edgelord. Good luck little buddy
Not you OP, I'm talking to @edgelord
"Now it's time to get fired"
My heart literally sank for a second 😭
SAME LMAOO
Same
𝑴𝒆 𝒕𝒐𝒐 😂😂😂
Same
Same
Finally someone who actually shows results at the end
Theres also a dude named jakestiedye that does that
@@randomnumber27 sweet
lol for only half a second, still annoying af
@@knifeyonline hey but at least we got to see 🤷🏽♀️
IKR
Give this girl an a award.
Not only for her art. But also for showing the results at the end❤😊
Bro that is so true
I really like how the mushrooms are a bit indented into the cup it gives it a nice texture
Umm they arent
@deecyp64 now that there is a layer of white on top, the strawberries are farther in than the white glaze, not indented but definitely deeper than the white glaze
@@sudsey6713 .. they weren't even strawberries..
@@MamaSnuggles leave em’ alone!
@@deecyp64 lol look who’s wrong
"I'm not ruining it, I'm actually protecting it."
-Most moms
“Once I’m done healing, it’s time to get fired.” I felt that.
😂😂
Just in case you didn't know, they said 'peeling' as in once they were done peeling off the liquid latex. Please don't take any offence from this!
@@eddie_my_dude haha that’s funny I heard healing too at first. 😂😂
@@Blues90 Heh. It happens to the best of us.
@@eddie_my_dudepeeling* (not trying to be rude)
"Once I'm done healing it will be time to get fired" i gasped omg
I've never seen a "thumb cup" before and at first I thought it had been accidentally dented and accepted as imperfect, but the minute you said thumb cup I got it, pictured how it would feel in my hands and now I want one, like, a lot. It seems so cozy. I'm very particular about mugs but use one all day every day. I barely ever use the handle and am very much a two handed mug holder and I just think it would feel so nice to hold.
its all fun n games until the dent is either too small or too big
Thx for ur comment. Lol I was like"wait, a thumb cup?" But yeah it makes sense
i had a cup similar to this and without a handle, it burns your hands. u can't drink any hot beverage because the heat conducts through the ceramic.
@@rainygray249 this is a very solid point, I usually use a thermal insulated metal cup, so I'll admit that didn't even cross my mind. It'd still be nice for Iced coffee or cold drinks.
@@momothebug omg i just imagined drinking a banana milkshake in that type of cup
Love it. Awesome work.❤
Love it! I had a pottery major friend in college and she made the most perfectly comfortable to hold cups I've ever put my hands on. You could turn each one 360° and it would always fit comfortably in your hand. It was some kind of crazy pottery trickery! She'd excitedly show me each cup when it was finally leather hard. She made me a mug too, but it was a totally different style and didn't feel quite as nice to hold. Still, my friend made it, and I love it. ❤ I love the little shrooms on this one! I've never seen anyone do a resist of liquid latex before, but it makes so much sense!
Oh this cup is adorable 🥰
So cool! And the finished cup is ADORABLE ❤
Your cute little mushrooms inspired me to make my own cute little mushrooms in the form of an emoji, so thanks for that.
This cup looks lovely, by the way.
Thumb cup?!? That’s a new to me thing🥰 I want one!!!
I took pottery classes in art College i Absolutely Miss thoae days !!! So Therapeutic!!! Beautiful work thank you !!!
Kinda bothering me that you went over the mushroom lines. Personal preference but i hate the empty space between mushroom and glaze.
Nice cup btw
I've done ceramics for a long time but I was confused for a second. I've never used latex, always a wax resist which is clear or white and melts off in the kiln. It's cool to see another technique to accomplish the same goals
“Cute little mushrooms” I need this confidence in my art 🥹
This sounds very passive aggressive
@@tortured_ape it does, I’m sorry
@@tortured_ape I meant like everything I make is hideous, and I just wish I could call one thing I make cute instead of noticing inferior things and realizing it’s horrendous. Again, I apologize.
@@Goofiest-o you don't need to apologize it's just funny
@@tortured_ape ah, okay
Really thankful for sharing the results instead of dragging to part 2
Absolutely adorable.
Beautiful ❤️💅🏾!!!!
Love this! It even makes a cute border around the mushroom to make the design 🎉pop🎉
Fascinating ❤ I don’t know about you, but I love the process of making art as much as the end result. If I had to choose, I’d personally prefer the pink color with the mushrooms, but I still love what you created! Never heard of a thumb cup before. Now I need one 😊
I use a masking fluid like this stuff when I’m painting watercolors, I just have to use it on the areas I want to stay white/not paint on (at all or during that layer/wash),
Is such a useful material! The one I use has a tiny needle tip that can draw the tiniest lines
*& I would never have been thought about using it with pottery, what a great idea!
hey, may I ask what's your masking fluid called and where did you get it from?
Yess which one do you use?
@@Hermionee-Jean-Granger & Evelina Z- sorry I commented this the other day, but the comment seems to have disappeared.. I use the “Masquepen Art Masking Fluid- fineline”
Beautiful!
That's really beautiful, I love mushies too!
I love ceramics. And working with clay and a wheel. I wish I had all the equipment to make beautiful things. I love your thumb cup
I haven't seen thumbprint mugs until your content but I'm so curious to get one
Wow I didn’t expect the outcome but it is amazing 🤩
It actually looks so pretty on the after results.
Such a productive use of your time! You put beauty back into the world! Way 2 go Queen!
Wow. I didn't realize the process was so involved. Looks amazing at the end!
I love this. Beautiful work.
Creative improvement. Cool.
Adorable toadstools! 🍄 very magic fairy 🧚♀️ garden theme! 💖
I made a bowl with a glaze that looks very similar to this one in ceramics, it’s a very nice glaze
That's amazing ❤
Beautiful 😍
That's really cute!! ❤
Love it, it's so cute
Edit: this is the first time I get more than 1 like🎉🎉🎉🎉
Hi! Genuinely curious. Why is the cute mushroom painted first? Why not dip the cup in the white then add the mushrooms on top? (This is how I would do it with acrylic, for example). Is there a property of ceramics glaze where it has to be in this order?
Or do you simply prefer the effect of doing it this way (with a kind of outline/ negative space around the mushrooms)?
Very cute cup either way. 😊
Cool technique but not it has a ring around the mushrooms, it’s not flush
The peeling is so satisfying❤
I loved the result it was beautiful but in my opinion I think it would better if you did the background color first then did the mushrooms so you wouldn’t have to use the latex at all
the glaze would ruin the mushroom illustration. If you've ever taken ceramics you would know that the white glaze she dipped her cup in is the type to shift/melt in a kiln.
That's not how glazing works😅
It’s so cute I love it 🥰
Sometimes glazing is a pain 😅 but you made it look so easy I make complicated designs lol 😅
It’s so pretty 🤩
Never done pottery, but the liquid latex seems like a smart idea. Don’t really like how a border forms around the mushroom but ig that’s just personal preference. Guess you could always put a black border around it or something.
Right when you said I was probably thinking that. I was.
I love results.
Me who took pottery class, but only took the beginners class: "thats a strange color of glaze on those shrooms"
OMG it's so cute!! I love it!
But how does it seal it if you peel it off??
It doesn't. I am glad she likes her result I have some critiques but I will keep it to myself. That said the mushrooms are cute, but she created a weak point. Glaze is to add an extra layer of protection so one can wash and not have it effect the solidity of the ceramic item.
@@houndgirl7365 oh ok lol I like the spotted effect it came out with too!! 🫶🏻🫶🏻
The latex is only there to "seal" the mushrooms from getting the white speckled glaze on them when she dips it. It's okay that she removes it after because it did it's job. Glazes have silica glass in them which melts at high temperatures. The mushrooms are likely made of glaze as well so once it's fired in the kiln, everything will be properly sealed against water
@@houndgirl7365 Are you firing hot enough/double firing? Because the majority of ceramics have an unglazed edge to prevent them from sticking to the kiln and it doesn't affect their water resistance
Just joking it’s so nice you have so much talent I love it keep it up!
imo it would look better if there was more precision to putting on latex, because there is this ugly yellowish outline and that just doesn't look so pleasant for me
Excellent idea for gripping ❤ from Hyderabad Telangana INDIA n BHARATH 🇮🇳
Why is there a indent tho, it’s throwing me off 😭
Its a thumb cup, thats where the thumb goes
Soooo CUTE!! I love the thumb cup!!
Kinda liked it when it was still pink😅
Same, the final looks so muddy
You need glaze so you can drink with it
This one In light pink would look amazing 😍
Why is there a hole dent thing
on it
I had never heard of this that I know of but she called it a thumb cup, so I'm assuming that dent is for your thumb to have some grip so you can hold it comfortably and securely. I like the idea of it 😊
Cool! And very nice design...
Way cuter than expected 😻
It’s sooo cute!!!!!
Omg I love the place for your thumb💗
Both are nice but I actually really liked it before the final glaze, with the pinkish tinge!
The mushroom farm cup is so cute. I love it so much❤❤❤❤❤❤
I LIKE IT WITH THE HINT OF PINK...
Thank you for not leave the ending in another video.
wow so prettyyyy ^^
It is so cute!
That looks great
Good job
Love that you are glazing the bottoms. I have that nails on chalkboard thing for items not glazed on the bottom 😂
Its really pretty ❤
I love the cup it’s so cute!!!
You’re amazing ❤❤❤❤Thanks for showing us such an amazing work!🥰
I have done pottery like that before so I knew what you were doing. I think your design is Outstanding! I especially like the black specs with the white glaze.
I just want to say thanks for not making a part 2 ❤ I’m a new subscriber btw!! Love ur vids
No hate, but I loved the natural soil's colour........But I still love the end result!
I used liquid latex for my art project last year. If i remember correctly, it was a little rubbery when it dried
The peeling seems satisfying
gorgeous!
Cup is so cute!
Love it. I just bought some ceramic red polka dot mushrooms today for my Flower pots!
Super cute! ❤
This one made more sense to me thank you
Can I just say this hits everything for me lol- I love mushrooms, I love cute mushroom designs, cups, and the thumb cup is cute and omg, speckled anything I love. Subscribed! ❤️
Ooo do a swirly circle cover over the mushrooms and peel off to have a cool charm of mushrooms 🍄
SO CUTE!!!!!!!🥺🥺🥺🥺✨✨✨✨
It’s so beautiful
That peal was soooo satisfying!!
It’s so Cute ♥️
Adorable and I love it!
love that super cute mushrooms💖
So cute!!!🎉
So cute!! 😍🥰
thats so cool! i have a question though. why would you not just do the white first, then put the mushrooms on top? is it just a different stylistic choice? it looks great!
✨🍄Beautiful🍄✨
As a ceramist myself I’ve never seen liquid latex used, but then again I’ve never seen the design painted on BEFORE the bottom layer. That’s pretty cool
Oh my goodness! I love it so much. Is there somewhere where you can or I can buy one of your cups?