I haven't even finished watching the video yet and I just had to stop and say thank you very much for a great video. I love tour work and appreciate the simple clear guidance you give.
I'm at the very very beginnings with learning. Being that I was/am a fabricator/designer, I'm in the process of building my electric potters wheel. Your mild demure is welcomed and also encouraging...thank you ..
Oh thank god she smoothed the lip from the tape. I was having a panic attack over here. Also this is a great video I hope the woman who did this amazing work is doing good.
You have such a beautiful creativity when planning your designs, and the way you present your technique is very clear and elegant. This is one of the best videos I’ve seen.
Thank you for your videos. You are a talented teacher as well as ceramic artist; I appreciate your careful explanations. They are very helpful for me, as I learn the craft. Blessings to you.
I put wax mistakes back on the shelf with the next bisque firing. I've never had much luck with techniques like sanding, washing, any kind of rubbing process to recover a wax over run, drip, etc. Just re-bisque fire the piece and you're back to a fresh piece to work with.
I'm new at pottery and this video was very helpful! However, I cannot find anything on how pick glazes. What are the different types? What is the best way to use the different types? Glazes, under glazes, paints, ect. I'm lost and overwhelmed lol
Those graphite crucibles are not fully made out of graphite, but are technically fired pottery with a lot of graphite in them. Pencil marks are just graphite powder sitting atop the surface. Powder is easy to ignite, something that's mixed and solid is not.
I found a excellent source for hardwood ash on mr dirtfarmer. It is free of all debris and is a fine powder perfect for making your own glazes. There are some good books on amazon for making glazes. If I am eating and drinking from something I want to know it is a natural safe product.
Hi, I'm from Argentine and don't understand well the english..Could someone please tell me what kind of wax was used; the ones used on the floor coud be? Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Priscila, la presentadora dice que el wax que usa es "REED WAX", en Norte America lo puedes encontrar en tiendas de Pottery, haz una busqueda en google con el argumento: reed wax mondaes . Reed wax viene del wax que se usa en la reparaciones de acordiones y siendo que el acordion es un instrumento importante para el Tango, no dudo que puedas encontrar el Reed Wax que artesanos de acordiones usan en tu pais. Yo no he usado Reed Wax aun, pero se que el Reed Was que venden para pottery no se necesita calentar para que tenga consistencia liquida, el que los que reparan acordiones usan si lo calientan antes de usarlo. Buena suerte.
At first I was highly offended that someone had ripped off a Sara Wolf piece at the thumbnail and then realized oh that is Sara Wolf talking when you came on screen 😂
I love this style, but i think it's too technical for me. If i was to make pottery that i wanted to sell in a professional sense i think this is perfect. I just prefer a more raw element of a handmade product. I heard a saying once when i was learning to crochet and they said "If there are mistakes, that's okay. That's the beauty of a handmade craft."
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I haven't even finished watching the video yet and I just had to stop and say thank you very much for a great video. I love tour work and appreciate the simple clear guidance you give.
I'm at the very very beginnings with learning. Being that I was/am a fabricator/designer, I'm in the process of building my electric potters wheel. Your mild demure is welcomed and also encouraging...thank you ..
Thank you for sharing how your ceramics are made - love the insight to your process!
I love the way you explain everything. Thank you so much for sharing your unique style. So simple, humble and yet wonderful.
Hi, your ceramics are beautiful 💝...thanks for sharing your skills 👌
Oh thank god she smoothed the lip from the tape. I was having a panic attack over here. Also this is a great video I hope the woman who did this amazing work is doing good.
You have such a beautiful creativity when planning your designs, and the way you present your technique is very clear and elegant. This is one of the best videos I’ve seen.
Simply mesmerising to watch, your geometric patterns are so precise and while making your lines you just eyeballed it to perfection👌
Thank you for your videos. You are a talented teacher as well as ceramic artist; I appreciate your careful explanations. They are very helpful for me, as I learn the craft. Blessings to you.
I really enjoyed this video and seeing the process from design to execution.
Beautiful 🙏❤️ I’m just learning at the age of 61, I really enjoyed your presentation and creations. Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome! Thanks for joining us.
I wish there were more videos like this on this channel
one of the best videos I've seen! Beautiful, and very helpful. Thank you!
I put wax mistakes back on the shelf with the next bisque firing. I've never had much luck with techniques like sanding, washing, any kind of rubbing process to recover a wax over run, drip, etc. Just re-bisque fire the piece and you're back to a fresh piece to work with.
Thank you for sharing! I love your style and you have opened up new glaze design possibilities. :)
I love your work.
I wish I could like this video a thousand times. Such great work! Thank you for sharing your gift with youtube!
Great presentation and professional production and great pottery, all the p’s in fact 😁
This has been extremely helpful; thank you.
Fantastic video beginning to end!
So relaxing..will try this technique.. thank you.🙏
thanks for sharing such a beautiful technique and pieces....
Wow. Such a great video. We'll be featuring your class on our blog ♥
Very clear articulation 👍
Btw this is such a well produced video, instructive, informative, and easy to watch.
This was well explained with clear examples. Thank you!!
Wonderful ideas. Thank you.
Awesome!
Love your pottery so much
You are absolutely stunning!
Thank you for this beautiful inspiring video!
Wonderful video. Thank you very much for sharing your skill and knowledge.
This is awesome thank you so much for sharing!!
Felicitaciones 👏 tus objetos o piezas son muy bellas. Me gustó este vídeo sobre técnica de esmaltar👌 ‼️Gracias 🙂 👋
Love your presentation and techniques...
Omg! Thanks for all the explanation! Very Helpful! 🌸
I have been following you on Instagram. Big fan of your designs.
V nice and well explained video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge🌹
Beautiful!
I really would like to know the brand of the matte white glaze.
great video. how do you make sure that the glaze is not dripping down as it gets fired?
I'm new at pottery and this video was very helpful! However, I cannot find anything on how pick glazes. What are the different types? What is the best way to use the different types? Glazes, under glazes, paints, ect. I'm lost and overwhelmed lol
Hey! I’m also struggling with the glazes, have you figured it out? Thanks :)
Find a local studio and take some classes
I always found this amazing. I want to do it so bad! Is it too late for a 30 year old to start learning this?
So glad you enjoyed this! Definitely not too late to learn!
How to buy glaze..hou to make it please tell mee..sri lanka
من طرف استاذ الفنية ✋🏻 .
Great video. Thanks for sharing these techniques.
Awesome thank you.
Madam how a glaze liquid slurry prepare d. Which liquid is it .How vitreous liquid is made for coating.
Pls tell me the glossy component name
Thx!
Wonderful video, are you applying wax on bisque fired or greenware pieces?
Amazing!!!
Hello..can you help me?how can i do glaze under the work?without clean it
That's interesting that graphite Burns off in the kiln, but many crucibles are made out of graphite.
Those graphite crucibles are not fully made out of graphite, but are technically fired pottery with a lot of graphite in them. Pencil marks are just graphite powder sitting atop the surface. Powder is easy to ignite, something that's mixed and solid is not.
@@PeppoMusic silicon carbide
Ah ver-ah nice-a! Good effort and very interesting. I'm just getting back into pottery/sculpture after a few years off.
What kind of wax you are using ?
You are magic.
Do you put the glazed pottery in the kiln afterwards?
What clay have you used here and what are the firing temperatures you use? Great film, thank you
Where do I get the glaze?
Lovely work!!! where can I find the read wax ??? it looks so handy 😳❤️🙏
Is it possible to make your own glaze? I know they often get their colors from minerals, but how is the glaze itself made?
Jerry Whidby yes it’s very possibly. Mix glaze components in dry form. There’s chemistry tables that help you create a glaze that actually works.
@@Alex-zx3pv I have heard of salt and ash glazes, but what is the main component in the glazes used in this video?
How do you keep your glaze from running when you fire it?
Hi, very beautiful work. I want to start doing some pottery. Can you please tell me what glaze do you use ? i see that its a mate one.
How does the firing process works
yeah, you told us you like to make sure there are no particles in it about 8 times
👏👏👏 thank you
great work. Ive been looking for a nice red pottery clay however I havent been successful, can you recommend me one for stoneware?
How can the reed wax be water soluble and water resistant?
Hello, good day 😊 can i ask, what kind of glaze paint did you use what is the brand of it?
What is basically used for glazing..? Can we find it at any hardware store..
From where do that shine comes in those vases and ceramics..?
do you make your own glaze or can you make it diy?
Verty good I youtube going
Is there anyway to buy her ceramics?
Where can i find wax and the glaze?
Beautiful. Where are you based?
What temp do you fire to?
I found a excellent source for hardwood ash on mr dirtfarmer. It is free of all debris and is a fine powder perfect for making your own glazes. There are some good books on amazon for making glazes. If I am eating and drinking from something I want to know it is a natural safe product.
Hi, I'm from Argentine and don't understand well the english..Could someone please tell me what kind of wax was used; the ones used on the floor coud be?
Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
A wax (comercial name 'wax resist') that repells water/glaze. Beeswax will harder too fast to be able to work with it. Some people use latex instead.
@@____Ann____ thank you very much!
Priscila, la presentadora dice que el wax que usa es "REED WAX", en Norte America lo puedes encontrar en tiendas de Pottery, haz una busqueda en google con el argumento: reed wax mondaes . Reed wax viene del wax que se usa en la reparaciones de acordiones y siendo que el acordion es un instrumento importante para el Tango, no dudo que puedas encontrar el Reed Wax que artesanos de acordiones usan en tu pais. Yo no he usado Reed Wax aun, pero se que el Reed Was que venden para pottery no se necesita calentar para que tenga consistencia liquida, el que los que reparan acordiones usan si lo calientan antes de usarlo. Buena suerte.
@@pasajecolon5168 A mira.., gracias!!
What is the glaze?
Ye लिक्विड कौन सा है
Hi there! I just tried your technique, but I had some running into the triangle. How do you prevent the gaze from running down?
Maintain a high enough density of glaze and use CMC to increase the viscosity of the glaze.
At first I was highly offended that someone had ripped off a Sara Wolf piece at the thumbnail and then realized oh that is Sara Wolf talking when you came on screen 😂
Your voice so nice
I love this style, but i think it's too technical for me. If i was to make pottery that i wanted to sell in a professional sense i think this is perfect. I just prefer a more raw element of a handmade product. I heard a saying once when i was learning to crochet and they said "If there are mistakes, that's okay. That's the beauty of a handmade craft."
What is the artist’s name?
Your voice sounds so much like Gwyneth Paltrow.
2sept22
ترجمو عربي لو سمحتو😭😭
Help me please
Is there something wrong with her thumbnail?
Is that dishwasher safe and shit?
nice vid! The stereo audio is a little off putting tbh, and unnecessary in a pottery video
You are beautiful girl 😍
Can't stand vocal fry. Good bye