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Your curation is amazing! 😮 Thank you so much! it made me discover so many new creators. Keep it up ✨

Issey, this video was beautiful! I love the way you talk about ceramics/art/artists. I’m sure it was a lot of work to edit together, but I would eat up more videos where you just chat about ceramics/art that you love.

Firstly, what a gorgeous background. And what a well thought through list. Loved that it was international. When will your pottery be available???

So fun! How do I write the name of the french painting shop?

ahhh Issey you are so sweet, I started this video excited to see your recommendations and am so honoured to be included :-) thank you so much! <3

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Thank you! Truly amazing recs!

Absolutely loved the video! I'm not sure if they qualify as smaller brands but i have a few favourites from Portugal (i think if you just google these names and add Portugal you can find them): Ecolã (wool clothing) ISTO (minimalist quality clothing extra super transparent - not the clothing, the brand - you can know where everything comes from and how much (most) things cost) Inusitado (stationary) There's a bunch more, but i cant remember any of them right now. Okay, bye

aw, i left a comment with some small makers i love but i think youtube suppressed it. might be happening to others? either way i appreciate such a thorough list!

Thank you for sharing these small artists (like me too)! Also, I didn’t realize you were on IG

okay first off holy heck. the framing, set pieces, colour and lighting of this video are stunning 😍 - okay back to the gift giving guide :)

Where do you wedge out how do you process your reclaimed clay?

Issey, I just watched a video by Willem Verbeeck (a photographer I follow here on RUclips), titled *Inside Danny D's Stunning New Los Angeles Pottery Studio* and INSTANTLY thought of your studio, as his space is very similar to yours. I'm pretty sure by now, you've settled on a layout, but thought I'd still share, just in case something inspired you from the video. Definitely worth a watch and I think you will enjoy it. <3

Congratulations on your first sponsor🎉. Your videos are so informative and inspiring. Thank you 🌸😊

I love your videos! 🥰 Do you use an app to record your voice with your phone or an external microphone? Because the sound quality is soo good! If you use any app would you like to let me know the name? :)

I love watching the process of how you slowly build the space, it feels very realistic. And I have to say, I've seen multiple Milanote sponsored videos, but this was the first time I've seen what it could actually do for me / how I could use it - I think you integrated it nicely and I will definitely check it out! Congrats on the first sponsor as well :)

Looking back when I saw your video in a mini studio under the stairs, and now your studio is growing bigger in different place. Woah That's Amazing Issey ❤ 🎉

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Beautiful space! Consider moving everything to the center of the room. Create stations or zones. Your light is only in the front and back, then consider utilizing the light to showcase your pottery on one side of the storefront and set up your wheel on the other side for the direct light. The passers-by people will see you making the pottery and will be able to see how they can use your pottery with a vignette on the other side of the storefront window.

Great to see you pop up on my feed again, finally! Amazing seeing the development of the studio! Sorry if you've mentioned this somewhere in another video - I understand if it's not something you want to go into - but can you share details on the costs and funding? Are you renting it or did you buy the unit? What do the overheads look like and how are you covering them until you get your production up and running?

It is a beautiful space and your new pieces are beautiful too. Watching the video, the small flashes of pure white, denim/indigo blue and green stood out as a visual contrast to the overall rich red/brown and cream, although they were on things that aren't of the quality of materials that you are choosing for the space (e.g. stool frame and seat, your jeans, a plant). Some sheer white linen as a drop curtain would lift the overall heaviness, I think, and the striped fabrics you were trying on your mood board could introduce some highlights in rich blues and greens. Unasked for advice, but it is what stood out for me visually watching the video. Thank you for sharing your lovely space and work, and I appreciate the gentle pace and contemplative shots of the wheel work.

Oh cool, I also use Vicente Diez clay, Gres BG for handbuilding and NT for throwing typically! The space looks beautiful!

friendly unwarranted suggestions: i think lightweight linen to break up the space would help a lot! something that immediately jumped out at me was how bottom heavy the space is. the walls from about 2/3rds up are totally bare minus the brick detailing and all of the furniture is around waist high and lower which could contribute to that cluttery feeling, like sediments settling at the bottom. i don't know what you could move higher (your planned shelves?) but if some furniture could be moved up/taller so that the space beneath can be bare/open it can help the flow. your inspo boards have a lot of windows taking up higher wall space which you can't help but for sure the storage and visual breaks (like the linen) - even a tall but slender tree, or a tall lamp/high mounted sconce for the dark center. the new clay is fun. :-) love how warm the space is.

Hello issey, I do think that a light linen curtain could be helpful to seperate the storage/kitchen area from the creative working area, and help make the space feel less long by visually breaking it into two separate spaces without blocking the light or anything. I do think a colorful linen one like the one on your board would feat really nicely, or even maybe a pojagi curtain could look really nice. I love following your journey and witnessing the evolution of this space of yours ❤

Welcome back! We really only know how we truly feel about a space once we live and spend time in it, right? I really liked the rearrangement, and your philosophy to take your time to fail and reconnect with clay. Have a nice weekend! <3

Issey, your eye for design is so lovely. I am setting up my first home studio and have felt so creatively inspired watching your videos. Thank you for sharing! I love to see your thought processes and the careful progress you’re making with your studio.

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I love how you've captured the essence of working with pottery. It's a feeling that's hard to describe, but you've managed to do it so beautifully.

A little curtain system in front of your clay storage area could be an idea for the next space. Thanks for sharing.

Hola Issey! Thank you for sharing beautiful content. I really like your editing style! Would you please share your camera model, filters and etc? Thanks a lot!

Hola, Issey! Just stumbled upon your channel, great content. I really liked the looks of that working table, can you please share where you got it from, model, etc.? Thanks!

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been saving the last vid till a new one comes out and the place is coming along nicely. the tiled kitchenette looks so lovely with the raw sink. excited to see the space grow and fill with pieces the music is so calming in this one, all the best :)

Oh, sheer line curtains would be nice, too. Or maybe lower those lace panels so they don't look so skimpy :) And if you don't cut the vintage lace you can -use it to drape along the top :)

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All the best for your fresh start ❤❤

I loved this video! Welcome back! I hope you have a great journey in your beautiful new space ❤

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Its so good to watch! Sending you the bestest of vibes on this new chapter of your life! <3

your editing and frmaing and ughh everything is soo good! thank u for documenting and sharing

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The world as we know it will disappear if people just go online and purchase all-I-need-hauls. There is magic in slowing discovering what you need next and not buying all at once, and also in buying directly in person to someone, as you said not everything is online, from artists to makers to antique dealers. Your curtains are lovely. ❤

Love zelliges. I live in Marseille and have them in my bathroom ❤ love your choice of color

Vraiment bien fait <3

Lovely space ❤ What brought you to Valencia ?

This all looks wonderful. Respect for taking on this project 😊

if you need a direction to head in for more lacey curtain ideas, you should look up filet crochet :-) people are definitely still making stuff like that and you can even make it yourself with your own designs to specific dimensions

Hi! Its a beautiful space. That red clay is very nice, what type/ brand of clay is?? Im also in Spain, so I want to buy it to test it. Thank you :)