Sorry, this livestream didn't work out so good. I am trying to figure out a way to livestream a firing but obviously using my phone is not the best, I will find another way and try again in the new year. Thanks for watching.
Hey I am so glad I found your channel, I would say it's the most beginner friendly channel for pottery that there is! I really enjoyed the mata Ortiz pottery video, it gave such a beautiful insight on their techniques and the time spent on each piece, I have been making my own clay from the dirt in my back yard and have been able to make some nice cups that didn't crack! I live in Arizona aswell so it's nice to see familiar environments and materials in your videos
wow thatwow that wads amazing to get to be warching right before bed!! yes there midgt be millions of way to make a live stream better, but you absolultly dnt need a microphone!! this beeingh so raw and pure is something you seldomly get to see thiese days with almostonly cg- like and AI generated viudeos. i loved it!!! even that it was a bit hard to haer you, was amasingly charming!!! made me sit up and pay attention, and iu loved that it was as if beeing ther live!!! amazing livew andy!!! saw raw, natural ... just like all my other favorite chaqnnels, andy wards ancient poottery, you just stepped u8p to the lvl of inheritance mashin, adam savage tested , colin furze, prmitive technology. you are all on the same level of brilliance!!! . amazing camerawork andy!! and the buttjoke was funny, spontanious and funny. love to follow you. thank you for beeing part of my daily routine!!
I've done a little bit of streaming and I can't say enough how much it helps to have a dedicated laptop, camera and microphone to film with. I know it's a lot more setup and not as portable as a phone, but it works pretty well for an hour or two in the field.
Sorry, this livestream didn't work out so good. I am trying to figure out a way to livestream a firing but obviously using my phone is not the best, I will find another way and try again in the new year. Thanks for watching.
Hey I am so glad I found your channel, I would say it's the most beginner friendly channel for pottery that there is! I really enjoyed the mata Ortiz pottery video, it gave such a beautiful insight on their techniques and the time spent on each piece, I have been making my own clay from the dirt in my back yard and have been able to make some nice cups that didn't crack! I live in Arizona aswell so it's nice to see familiar environments and materials in your videos
i love these! thank you so much for sharing
Thanks for sharing.I had a great time hanging out with all of you..🔥
wow thatwow that wads amazing to get to be warching right before bed!! yes there midgt be millions of way to make a live stream better, but you absolultly dnt need a microphone!! this beeingh so raw and pure is something you seldomly get to see thiese days with almostonly cg- like and AI generated viudeos. i loved it!!! even that it was a bit hard to haer you, was amasingly charming!!! made me sit up and pay attention, and iu loved that it was as if beeing ther live!!! amazing livew andy!!!
saw raw, natural ... just like all my other favorite chaqnnels, andy wards ancient poottery, you just stepped u8p to the lvl of inheritance mashin, adam savage tested , colin furze, prmitive technology. you are all on the same level of brilliance!!! . amazing camerawork andy!! and the buttjoke was funny, spontanious and funny. love to follow you. thank you for beeing part of my daily routine!!
Making pine pitch glue and watching Andy at work. Im a happy man. 😊
I've done a little bit of streaming and I can't say enough how much it helps to have a dedicated laptop, camera and microphone to film with. I know it's a lot more setup and not as portable as a phone, but it works pretty well for an hour or two in the field.
Can you make traditional Malaysian pottery... Its call Labu Sayong.. It is water vase
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I'm sure folks learned some valuable tips, even tho you were running around like a chicken with his head removed, lol. Well done, as always sir.