Creating a Pottery Coffee Cup - From Beginning to End
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- I love creating these, ‘How it’s Made’, style videos. From footage gathered over the past year or two and edited into a seamless, flowing process that quickly shows how a lump of clay turns into the finished, reduction fired vessel.
If only the actual process were as smooth. In between most stages are periods of waiting for clay to firm up, for glazes to dry, for kilns to cool down. At times producing pots feels like you’re juggling ten different tasks, different processes and finally all of that comes to a conclusion, weeks or months later, after my gas kiln has been packed and fired to 1290ºc.
Not to mention trying to film every stage - social media is, very much a second job of mine - but I sometimes enjoy documenting my work as much as making it and when looking back in a decades time there’ll be a vast trove of pictures and film showing almost every pot I’ve made during that period. It’ll hopefully be easy to see how my style has changed, albeit slowly and surely. Hopefully I don’t look back on it in the same way I do pots made ten years ago from now.
#beginningtoend #howitsmade #process #howto #pottery #ceramics #satisfying #asmr #madeinlondon
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I'm fascinated yet stressed by this video. I took a pottery class in college for pass/fail. I wasn't great at it but I practiced a lot and really tried. And more importantly I enjoyed it. The professor was very arrogant and looked down on me for not being an art major. One day he told me that they were never going to offer the class pass/fail again because of me. It was very hurtful and I stopped going to class for several weeks. I don't think I realized until now how much this still bothers me over 20 years later. I long to do pottery but it really stresses me out to think about it.
I’m so sorry you had that experience, you should definitely try again if there’s any studios near you!! It’s an amazing albeit expensive hobby
I practiced clay modeling when I was about 7, still remember and use everything I learned back then to this day, but the teacher ended up scamming everyone in the class for money (supposedly to get more material to keep teaching us) and fleeing the country, so there's that
Whoa, crazy story! Thanks for sharing. You should try pottery again, and just do you! :) Good Luck!
Aye bro its been 20 years the professor is probably long dead do what you wanna do don’t let others choose for you, keep it up buddy I love you so much
Wow. Shame on him. Instead of criticizing you he should have taught you. Awful teacher. I wonder how he got as far as he did. Please do try again. Especially if you want to! A local adult ed or community college is a good place to start. Private studios give lessons, too. Don’t give up!
I think the work which goes into pottery and ceramics makes me respect them so much and have a spot for them.
I’ve been making a lot of mugs lately, too. I’m a beginner ceramicist and throwing mugs has been really great practice
Can you reuse the material?
You are doing my dream job🤧💕
Hmm pulling the clay ? 😂
@@funstuff9316my guy was making handles- it doesn’t have to be sexual💀
I enjoy the most watching you making this simple, classic form. ♥️
Woah, your glaze is very recognisable... I don't watch much pottery stuff, but once in a while there's a vid in my Shorts... But I watched the Tom Scott video and now I watched this short... I immediately recognised the glaze at the and...
Loving the use of the go pro! It was cool to see a better view of the opening
These are so beautiful
It’s nice to see him actually succeed at making things.
I made my favorite mug about 10 years ago in my high school ceramics class. It's glazed a little unevenly but the shape was exactly what I wanted
Florian's vids are so excellent. What I noticed and loved in this vid are the sounds, giving a 3D experience while watching.
I love the ads in Pottery Making Illustrated that feature your photograph of your kiln, fully loaded with fired ware-- That tells you how nicely done it is! Your glaze is the ultimate!
Love your handle making process!
Loving that glaze!
Top notch editing as always!! 🙌🏼
You are an absolute wizard ❤
mesmerizing watching you create 🎉
sees something long being stroked
*let’s go straight to the comments*
Major sus
💀💀💀 my thought process exactly lmaoo
I’ve never laughed so hard in my life
Your not funny seriously not everyone will find your childishness amusing or agreeable.
I hate that I had the same thought 😂
Oh I always wondered how they got the color on those
Oh ya it’s a material called glaze. They paint it on pottery to give it more decor and safety reasons. You can’t eat off of pottery with, the sections you would eat off food cause the clay parts with no glaze is not good for humans to digest off of.
Also if it’s earthenware, it’d be incredibly porous and couldn’t hold anything liquid anyway; it’d just be absorbed
Skilled man will never buy something he can create.😊
Protect this man at all cost
Super cool.👍
This guys dishes must be insane
Perfect handles! Something I struggle with!
Have you ever considered recording just the sound the freshly fired glazed pieces make, that little twinkling sound they make, I think it would make great asmr😅.
THEYRE SO SMALL AND CUTE AAA
Wow, those are beautiful. I'd love to have one
Beautiful work❤
That glaze is fantastic. Your own creation?
Magic clay. It’s from before the beginning.
And what I assume is a potters wheel.
Beautiful strokes
pretty glaze !
Beautiful
awesome art!! keep it up
I saw cones. Good job.
After watching a bunch of pottery fail videos, i now know this is way harder than it looks.
Amazing job
Nice
WOW THANK YOU
How do you know where to put the handle on each one? Do you mark a spot?
I just eyeball it! No guides here.
I want this
Those strokes though 😂😂
Quick question do u ever make something for u? Like a little suivinear for a hard day at work?
What do you do with the thing you made and what Happens to your nails
Молодец
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I can pull my clay all day long
I want one🥺
Where did you buy your trimming spinner tool?
Wooooooow 😍
WOW LOL
Over & over & over.........& over.
The handles look small (which is what I always do). Any advice on the average size they should be?
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Beutiful colour
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Милые кружечки
I wish i could work with you!
I barely know anything about pottery but I am curious. What’s the difference between the pulling method for the handle and just rolling and cutting out strips of clay?
my guess is that it compresses the clay more and alignes it so it doesn't deform quickly while drying. It can also be made quite thin and uniform.
I believe it’s because pulling it is easier to make uniform. When you are rolling the clay, it can get like flat sometimes or lumpy from where your fingers we’re rolling it and stuff- they both work though
New subscriber 👌👌
Where-where can I get this beautiful creation 😆
Pls Make a video on Liquid material you use
Asmr
What clay and glaze did you use for these days?
Thanks! Where did you get your trimming spinner?
🥰😘😍Wow
Глина как резина. Никогда такую не видел.
Can you make a very tiny pottery set?
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Did the pinholing after dipping not cause there to be a pinhole effect after firing or does the glaze just run into the gaps?
He probably healed it off camera
He smooths out the surface with his finger by gently rubbing it. You can see this in the clip. You should watch his video that details the process of how he glazes his ceramics.
But generally, as long as there are no air bubbles in your clay (he also has a video on how he preps his clay via wedging to remove air bubbles), then you won't get any pinholes or dimples as the glaze melts when fired.
If you're going to mass-produce individual cups that don't look like they were made individually by hand, do yourself a favor and learn slip casting. Otherwise, leave some finger marks in the clay, the transition from handle to cup doesn't need to be seamlessly smooth, and try leaving the cup alone after cutting it off the wheel --- don't over-trim every detail with a tool. After cutting it free, roll the bottom edge once or twice on a canvas table to soften sharp edges. Otherwise, you're making the equivalent of slip cast pottery on the wheel.
Is there a store /website we can purchase your wares?
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can i ask where you got your spinner?
How do you lnow if the handles are going to be effective enough? Im always affraid im gonna make a cup and someones gonnaget burned with hot coffie bc my handles were too weak . #potterynighmares
What is the name of the white liquid?
Can you make coffee dripper?? 😁
I wish what our kiln worked, it doesn't get up to temperature
I struggle so hard with handles arghhhhh
Ayo
How many grams are the balls of clay your using weigh?
Pause
Now make a bigger one
I thought it'd be pink 😩
Pretty but too small 😮
Machine cost
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i would that eat that i'm ngl, i can just imagine the smell 🫶🏽
Is it just me or does those handles seem... *ᵗᶦⁿʸ*...?
Or hmary Pakistan main Jenny nhi dety log k tum kamar tum ye ho tum wo ho . Kash k hum Pakistan main na hoty
겁 부딪히는 소리 좋다
I love how he need to put somthing sus
He’s just pulling handles- doesn’t have to be weird
he’s gae
He’s just pulling the handles 😑
Can you recycle enameled material?
Can you recycle after kiln?