Teapot Workshop with George Dymesich
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Fun and informative workshop covering techniques for creating different types of teapots. George Dymesich is an American potter working in clay for over 40 years with deep expertise in Asian ceramics.
www.georgethepotter.com
2021. I will be 85 this yr. An advanced potter for 15 yrs. I am really enjoying your teaching. Greetings from Indianapolis Indiana. I started tuned in this morning at 4:34 am my usual wake up time. Thank you.
I procrastinated for months on watching this video because of its length. Now that I have watched it I might even watch it again very soon. Excellent teaching and the humor came for free. I’ll watch more of your videos from now on. Thanks very much for the education on teapots.
Thank you for watching and hope you are making tea pots. Stay well
Amazing i spent almost two hours watching this video that i never searched for... and now want try my hand at this. Mr. Dymesich makes it look interesting, fun and relaxing all at the same time.
Thank you for watching this long video. Good luck with tea pots.
ΚΑΛΗΣΠΕΡΑ. ΕΧΩ. ΔΟΥΛΕΨΕΙ. ΚΕΡΑΜΕΙΚΗ ΚΑΙ. ΞΕΡΩ. ΕΧΩ ΚΑΝΕΙ. ΤΡΟΧΟ. ΕΦΤΙΑΧΝΑ. ΒΑΖΑ ΚΙΡΟΠΙΓΕΙΑ. ΠΙΑΤΕΛΕΣ. ΦΛΙΤΖΑΝΙΑ ΤΑ. ΑΦΗΝΟ. ΝΑ. ΤΡΑΒΗΞΟΥΝ. ΤΗΝ. ΥΓΡΑΣΙΑ. ΓΙΑ. ΤΗΝ. ΑΛΗ. ΜΕΡΑ ΜΕΤΑ. ΚΑΝΩ. ΜΙΑ. ΚΑΒΟΥΛΑ. ΒΑΖΩ. ΤΟ. ΑΝΤΙΚΕΙΜΕΝΟ. ΑΠΑΝΩ. ΣΤΗΝ. ΚΑΒΟΥΛΑ. ΤΟ. ΓΥΡΙΖΩ. ΑΝΑΠΟΔΑ ΚΑΙ. ΤΟ. ΑΦΑΙΡΟ. ΤΟ ΠΕΡΙΣΕΥΜΑ. ΤΟΥ. ΠΑΤΟΥ. ΑΠΟ. ΤΟ. ΒΑΖΩ ΑΡΓΩΤΕΡΑ ΑΦΗΝΟ. ΝΑ. ΤΡΑΒΗΞΕΙ ΤΗΝ. ΥΓΡΑΣΙΑ. ΜΕΤΑ. ΤΟ. ΓΙΑΛΟΝΟ. ΚΑΛΑ. ΠΟΛΥ. ΚΑΛΑ. ΤΡΕΙΣ. ΦΟΡΕΣ. ΤΟ. ΓΙΑΛΟΝΑ ΜΕΧΡΙ. ΝΑ. ΣΤΑΘΕΡΟΠΟΙΗθΕΙ. ΤΟ. ΓΙΑΛΟΜΑ ΝΑ ΣΤΕΓΝΩΣΕΙ ΝΑ. ΚΑΜΙΝΙΑΣΤΕΙ. ΘΕΡΜΟΚΡΑΣΙΑ. ΣΤΟΥΣ. 400. ΒΑΘΜΟΥΣ ΑΜΑ. ΘΕΛΗΣ. ΚΑΙ. ΣΤΟΥΣ. 500. ΠΡΩΤΑ. ΤΟ. ΕΤΟΙΜΑΖΕΙΣ. ΝΑ. ΠΡΟΘΕΡΜΑΘΕΙ. ΑΠΟ. ΝΩΡΕΙΣ. ΣΤΗΝ. ΙΔΙΑ. ΘΕΡΜΟΚΡΑΣΙΑ. ΣΤΟΥΣ. 500. ΒΑΘΜΟΥΣ
sir think you are the most interesting man I have ever seen on this app I want to go your class but you live to far
You mean YOU live to far
Thank you for your kind words.
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This is such a good video. I watch many pottery videos to learn but his lesson by far is the most packed with pointers and unique tips I haven't gotten from other teachers, and so well explained! Best teacher yet!
Thank you for your kind words, be safe.
George we met in Mashiko I am a friend of Narita san and Euan Craig 35 years in Japan also!..great to see you continuing to inspire!
Hi Steve,. I remember meeting you. ai hope you are well>
I have come back to this lecture many times, and learn more each time as my interest in pottery expands.
Clay has allowed me to stay above these times, I hope you are safe and well.
@@georgedymesich4418 george I am with you on that thought, I have dove into my love for clay in a big way this last year. It has become my main creative focus during these hard times.
It is wonderful to watch a master at work!
Thank you, But a master I am not
I am so happy that I stumbled across this video! It is amazing how much new information that I learned! George, you are an amazing teacher! I enjoyed it so much! Thank you!
i know Im randomly asking but does anyone know a tool to log back into an instagram account?
I somehow lost my account password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me!
@River Reece Instablaster :)
@Leonel Houston thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im in the hacking process atm.
Takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
Great advise at minute 7:15 ish. That totally makes sense. If it goes wrong, cut your loses. Not everything I do needs to be perfect. If I don't like it, there is no sin or waste, just toss it in the recycle bin, learn from your failure and start again.no one will ever know.
Thanks, George!! I learned so much from this video. You are a wonderful teacher.
Tari Huffaker xx
Tari are you still alive?
@@DrHussainQasem yep, why?
@@TariHuffaker
Just checking on you dear
Thank you!
Enjoying this! And your large pot workshop in Santa Cruz! Thanks! Be blessed and safe!
THESE Are trying times, I feel that feeds me sanity. Love and Peace.
Great workshop! Excellent editing too. I love making teapots and tea bowls. This video is one I will download and keep for viewing multiple times. Thank you for uploading to RUclips!
He teaches really well. So glad I found this guy. Please have the camera close up on his hands and the clay for future videos so we can see better what he's doing. Many thanks, Lee Cox, UK
Thank you for watching, keep at it'
really enjoyed watching this class! especially the tiny hints on how to treat, cut etc. clay. amazing!!!
God says HE is the potter and we are the clay!
So True
This is such a good class! The best video on making teapots I've ever watched. Thanks so much for sharing.
A great teacher and nice work. So interesting. Thank you.
bless you Diana
THANK YOU
Thanks for sharing. I've never made pottery before, but I'd love to give it a try. It looks mesmerizing.
Excellent! I especially like the little tips along the way - how to shape the end of the spout, for example. I found the demonstration of lid styles very helpful.. Can't wait to get into the studio!
Thank you for sharing your experience in this pottery works.
Wow- this is a great video! Thanks for posting!!
Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom and experience.
I wish this man was my teacher.
Fantastic workshop! I’m not a potter, but now I want to try it. 😃
Oh Man! Great work great personality!
wwwowww, verrry nice
This is a very helpful book.
Thank you so much for this video. Its very interesting even when I´m no potter. The mystery tool from the New Zealand potter is a support spindel. You can spin very fine yarn with it, when you put it into a bowl.
Gran trabajo, muy buen vídeo
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that was wonderful.. thank you.
I would love to relearn how to work with Clay I haven't done any of that since high school
Learned a lot Thanks George
Thank you.
Thank you very much for sharing expirience!
2:46 hahah the lady that said orange juice made me spit my drink out
Same container, mostly.
oange joose
I've made several teapots from clay I have dug myself, I dont like tea at all but I like a challenge.
You do beautiful work , ser
I’ve gone thru several or so videos from this series of the Guild. I’ve run across many where Shimpo RK Whisper wheels were used. For some reason, there have been a few where I didn’t see the handle that is attached to the wheel. Has anyone else or is it just me missing it?
Please forgive me for asking what could be an obvious answer. I have the Shimpo wheel that is show here. I’m legally blind but still have light perception. My eyes are damaged due to a retinal disease & optic nerve damage. I miss a lot bc my peripheral vision loss along with my central vision beyond a few inches.
Sometimes I wish my wheel had just a foot pedal or Al least one that doesn’t raise my knee as high.
Love how he is a potter and drinks from a paper cup, and doesn’t care if teapots drip. Only a couple minutes in...
Lols imagine making tea cups and using it on the same studio you make them. It's like an equivalent of drinking from a cup of paint water 😂.
At 1h 13min - Beveling the holes increases flow. This effect is called the'Bernoulli Principle, it is a statement of relationship between flow speed and pressure in a fluid system.
Thank you for helping me learn more
wonderfull!
If your wheel will let you i.e. not electric you can throw your spout in left to right then right to left, this will take the twist out and you will not have any drips.
thank you
this guys the bob ross of throwing
Hello I wish i lived by you i bug you all the time
so i guess its a good thinkg I dont I love all you are showing us thank you so much Don in ca
I was watching this with a Chinese teapot master from Yixing, friend of my mother in law, , visiting me in Switzerland where he is giving a seminar and he had very interesting comments about this gentleman here . Your passion is infectious but it lacks precision . Chinese invented teapots and developed every details of the shapes and proportions over 4000 years , and nothing is left to chance . Your pots have a lot of charm but you should read some Chinese books related to teapots . Even the Japanese learned from Chinese masters , they didn't develop the shapes for their teapots randomly .
The muster should say who he got the idea from and say that you, just out of respect. History won’t lie.😅
Great video!
COOL
I was trying to study and watching study related videos... And see where i ended up.. believe me or not.. i watched this whole video full of interest even tho its sooo long.. and 12-15 mins study video seem boring to me😂
It is a bit to long, but the day went fast. Thank you for watching it.
Another place to find those spounges in the automotive department with the car cleaning and polishing stuff.
"wonky" - 🌸 I bet you know what the Japanese would say........
"wabe sabe", a little off from "perfect" ..... i am learning to accept the wabe sabe in things every day!
also related is drawing a enzo every day, basically a big circle ..... so much philosophy 🧡
🌸 John 16:33 🌸
도예 강의 듣게 해주셔서 감사합니다 순수하신 분이시네요
Nice one! Granda Pa!
1:13:39
George says there is only 5 holes but it is clearly 6 ?
Are we not supposed to count all of the 3-2-1 holes ?
The aide had placed a marking hole in advance. He added 5 holes
👏🏼👏🏻
hermoso!!!
명인은 완벽한 작품 만들기위해 도자기 를 많이 깨죠 흠집난것은 자격이 없거든요 좋은 흙구하기도 어렵고 직접 반죽하는것도 인간이 숨결을 불어넣는 작업 이죠
I feel like this is what Rhett, from Good Mythical Morning, will look like when he is older.
Rest in peace my homie
토양이 오염되지 않으면 다행 좋은흙이 좋은 작품을 탄생하게되죠
What am I doing? I'm a 15 year old studying for prelims and watching this to procrastinate.
Random Stuff I’m sure everybody else would find that hilarious if the could only understand it.
you seem to like this clay for wheel throwing..mind sharing type of clay used in this demo?
The only clay I can think of from Japan is kakiemon porcelain clay.
한국대학 4년제 도예학과는 4년동안 반죽을 했다고 합니다 대학교 안나와도 재능이 뛰어나면 후계자로 정해서 가르치죠 어떤 성분의 흙을 사용하시죠? 무공해 흙도 비쌀텐데
Now we're on close up, I wrote too soon!
What’s that thing sitting on top of his water bucket?
I think it's meant to prevent splashes when he dips his hand in, but I honestly have no clue.
구글에 교육용 동영상 을 볼수있어서 인상적입니다 도예 작품 전시회도 열으셨나요?
He’s an amazing artist but his eyebrows tho damn
I know right!
Why would we want to be less attached or emotional about the pieces we make? That's the whole reason for doing it, not money. SMH
다테일 완성하기 어렵죠 모래알 한알 이라도 튀어나오면 망하죠 섬세함도 요구되고 예민한 작업입니다
yeah I live to far
Hello may I Please ask if you would think on a post here on tools how to make what there for new ones used on and home made one thanks
nicy 😍✋
무공해 유약을 칠하시겠죠?
친절하게 설명 하시기도 쉽지 않겠군요 기운 빠지실텐데
orange juice
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수동물레로 사용 하셨으면 절정고수 소리 들었을텐데 아깝다
Also we do not all have milk cartons in our fridge, as a vegan this is the very last thing, along with meat or fish and eggs, that you will ever find in mine.
Morgan Olfursson he seems like a lovely kind man. He seemed to be speaking about his experiences not invoking historical precedence.
And there it is, you don't have to go far to find the vegan.
@@andrewcarrizales2191 No you don't. Glad you found me ?
I have bought nut milk in a carton before...
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도자기작업 어렵죠 부처 처럼 도를 이루는 경지가됩니다
What kind of cloth is he using?
It's a chamois