Thanks Jon. Awesome as usual. Hey, Mayco. I'll be placing an order tomorrow. Keep sending Jon cool stuff please. It's so great to learn to use these products in such an entertaining way. So much better than a commercial.
Absolutely. We love his energy and willingness to play around with stuff. It is always best to get the product in the hands of potters so see how they like it first.
Try the iron or copper wash wiped back over the forest trees stamp you use on the Minnesota applique, I bet it'll give it some cool depth. Also over wiped back on the wood stamp I bet would look like actual wood. I think I am going to try it on leaf veins I press into greenware. So glad you made this vid, I've wanted to try washes for a year. Are the washes food safe?
Jon, you could try using a small atomizer (Poor man's airbrush) to spray a thin layer of the wash, over the entire outside. This can give glazes, a nice speckled effect. Also as a warning to everyone, manganese, cobalt and copper are heavy metals. Use caution, when using these materials, and do not use them on food/ drink surfaces without testing first.
Literally every single glaze on pottery has some metal component to it. SMH... There are some that should not come into contact with food (especially glazes made in Mexico) such as many of the mirror-finish glazes, but in America glazes are tested and will have a warning on the container id they are not food safe. But literally every blue glazed piece of pottery you see will have cobalt as a glaze component, a green glazed piece will have copper, etc.
@@kimalonzo7387 It's internet shorthand for "Shaking my head". Hannah, yoh are correctz that many ceranic glazes do have metals in them. However, those metals are only used in quantities that the glaze can safetly hold. For things like cobalt, copper and cadmium, that is only a couple percent of the total recipe. Anything beyond that the metals can leach out. Commercial glazes do go through rigorous testing, but the stability of those glazes only applies if they are used based in the manufacturer's mixing and application instructions. For instance layering to stable glazes can result in one that's not. In the case of this video, oxides were being applied over a glaze. There is no way of knowing what percentage of those oxides was being used, in a given area. Such experimentation is fine on the exteriors, but on surfaces that come in contact with food and drink, a lot of testing should be done.
Thanks for sharing the washes! I have a collection of commercial glazes, from Mayco, also Amaco, Coyote and Duncan, but I wasn't familiar with the washes, so I really appreciate this content!! You'r the best! Loved seeing EC and Ryder in the time lapse!!
The wood grain MI mug is outstanding! Really like that texture. Thanks for the Mayco products video. Look forward to more of your fun and informative videos =)
I really like using these washes to emphasize the grooves/space from stamps or fabric pressed into the clay. I usually paint the wash all over, and then wipe it off (like the black gloss on the Minnesota mugs). Then I put a glaze on top, and it just adds a little bit of depth. I want to try the Rutile! I love that yellow!
What fun -- watching you experiment with all these new tools and substances! Very enthused about the texture mats. I really like both of those textures, especially the honeycomb, since I'm a wanna-beekeeper! Though my own potting experience is still quite minimal, I've done a couple of pieces using textures. Very happy with the results. Now I need to decide which products to get for myself! HA! I figured they must have more textures, so I visited their site to check them out. The Retro Squares mat looks awesome! It has a very psychedelic-flower-power-hippie era feel (my generation!). I'll probably feel the urge to wear go-go boots whenever I use it! ;) Love the blue/green combos, especially the darker hues. I also favored that sort of iridescent, multi-color drip effect you got on the far right piece in the "aurora green over washes" group. Right now I'm getting very excited. I'll be seeing a bunch of your stuff in person next month, when I get to visit Mocha Monkey! Can barely wait for that adventure!!! Saving up my nickels and dimes, so I can grab some more JTP pieces to go along with my Twisted Kickstarter Mug! ~Debz
@@MaycoColors - It's so great that you decided to sponsor JTP. I'm very impressed by the apparent quality of your various products. Looking forward to a chance to try some myself. I am sure there will be many ways to use the mats. I also noticed the clay stamps, which are equally exciting! Thanks so much. I appreciate what you and @Jonthepotter are doing with your collaboration, and I'm sure I'm not alone!
I'm so envious of your new studio. I lost mine to house fire ( not the studio). I'm just pulling things back together after 7 years. I've been hand building only all this time. My wheel burned. It's just step by step !
Hey! What is the difference between the washes and glazes? Also a recommended video would be one on slip decoration I've saw beautiful pieces done with this technique and i can't find a good informative video on how to do it. I'm new to pottery and trying to start up building a stock at the moment and I'm pretty much self taught. But i aspire to be making pottery full time. Your videos I've been watching nearly everyday for the last few weeks. You help me so much with your information and also your enthusiasm! You're an excellent teacher. Please keep making these fun videos I'm sure it helps many people just like myself:) thank you very much. From Scotland. Keep making cool pots and inspiring!
would you make a video for people who want to be come pottery students? I want to learn pottery and I am wondering what to look for in a studio. like value/what to look for in what they inlcude in classes
Thank you! Loved the video! Do you have a video already on how you marble your clays? Do you wedge them together or do you do when it’s on the wheel? Would love to know your technique
I am self isolating from Covid 19 virus! Looking at some of your old videos and found this one, somehow I missed it, and I’m so pleased I found it, I thought the washes were great but you never seem to use them anymore, why? Cheers Bob 🇬🇧
Hi Jon, great video. Can I buy directly from them as I can't get many of their products from our pottery suppliers here in New Zealand. I have tried to find their website but have not had any luck. Do they have another website? I love your videos. love and light Judith
It would have been cool to watch you do something with the washes other than just lines at the top like painting circles or patterns, maybe sometime in the future? :)
Is your kiln new or is that digital controller something you can add to an older kiln? Thank you for your videos! I am new to pottery and live an a small town in Montana where there is no options for classes. I bought a used wheel and kiln and just started trying to figure it out. I have learned a lot from your videos! Thank you!
Since they bought duncan I want them low fire courtyard glazes to be available. ANYONE else love those ? I only have a few cuz the others were out of stock
You did something at the end; marking the bottom of the bowls then adjusting the position on the wheel. Does that align/center the trimmed bottom with the top? Also, is there a place we can order Mayco products from? (Found list of distributors on Mayco website!) Love your videos!
Seeing your work displayed like that on your new shelves, really makes an impact! I like that Blue Surf... It seems pretty versatile. Yaaay! Shout out to EARTH NATION!! :)) It is always nice to see your beautiful family in videos. :) I am guessing that there would be hundreds of comments on this video if you were giving away one of those awesome bowls.... ;}
Mary Max KATS I bought a cheap fire tablet (like $25 on prime day) and use an app called Wunderlist that lets me make notes and attach pics. I can even share my lists with others so we can see each other’s results. It’s soooo much easier then trying to use a regular note book. I even bought a cheap waterproof “case” (basically a glorified heavyweight ziplock) so I can use it in the studio and not worry about getting it wet or dirty. For less then $35 it’s made a huge difference (& I can keep music on it for while I’m throwing). You could use do the same thing with a smartphone and similar case.
Love your videos Jon. Would like to see more of your tecniques of you applying second and third washes and glazes. Results look ok but generally underwhelmed by results. The colours and textures seem bland with no real exciting punch. Making these comments having been to a few top end pottery art and craft shows with ceramicist selling many types of ware... Would love to see a video of you showing your favourite glazes being made from powder through to mixing and application. Keep up the great work...
Just getting ready to do a load using washes. Disappointed you didn’t show better images of the results especially highlighting the names and glazes. IE on the platters and only half the pieces showed the names on screen. Too quick. Not enough detail. No real close ups.
Bonjour vos vidéos sont très intéressant et chouette à regardé mais je suis française et je ne comprends pas tout surtout pour les mélanges d’émaux.dommage.merci à vous
I really enjoy your videos and your pottery, but this video felt dis-genuine to me; it felt "forced" and like product placement. I hope you get back to your usual fun and inspiring videos soon!
I am new to pottery, and because of your videos I ordered a bunch of Mayco glazes and washes. Thanks for the great content
I'm addicted to your videos now even though I never made any pottery.
I love that you dropped “earth nation”. You and Donte and my pottery instructors. Keep on keeping on!
i guess I'm kinda randomly asking but do anyone know a good place to stream newly released series online?
@Robert Genesis flixportal :P
@Brecken Stanley thank you, signed up and it seems like a nice service :D I really appreciate it!
@Robert Genesis Glad I could help :)
Thanks Jon. Awesome as usual. Hey, Mayco. I'll be placing an order tomorrow. Keep sending Jon cool stuff please. It's so great to learn to use these products in such an entertaining way. So much better than a commercial.
Absolutely. We love his energy and willingness to play around with stuff. It is always best to get the product in the hands of potters so see how they like it first.
Wow, just started my highschool ceramics class and this channel makes me feel ahead of the curve.
Try the iron or copper wash wiped back over the forest trees stamp you use on the Minnesota applique, I bet it'll give it some cool depth. Also over wiped back on the wood stamp I bet would look like actual wood. I think I am going to try it on leaf veins I press into greenware. So glad you made this vid, I've wanted to try washes for a year. Are the washes food safe?
Hare Typer Mayco says they are, but if you use them in combination, you’ll need to test them.
Jenny Caldwell, how do you test them?
Jon, you could try using a small atomizer (Poor man's airbrush) to spray a thin layer of the wash, over the entire outside. This can give glazes, a nice speckled effect.
Also as a warning to everyone, manganese, cobalt and copper are heavy metals. Use caution, when using these materials, and do not use them on food/ drink surfaces without testing first.
Literally every single glaze on pottery has some metal component to it. SMH... There are some that should not come into contact with food (especially glazes made in Mexico) such as many of the mirror-finish glazes, but in America glazes are tested and will have a warning on the container id they are not food safe. But literally every blue glazed piece of pottery you see will have cobalt as a glaze component, a green glazed piece will have copper, etc.
@@hannahpumpkins4359 what does SMH stand for?🤔
@@kimalonzo7387 It's internet shorthand for "Shaking my head".
Hannah, yoh are correctz that many ceranic glazes do have metals in them. However, those metals are only used in quantities that the glaze can safetly hold. For things like cobalt, copper and cadmium, that is only a couple percent of the total recipe. Anything beyond that the metals can leach out.
Commercial glazes do go through rigorous testing, but the stability of those glazes only applies if they are used based in the manufacturer's mixing and application instructions. For instance layering to stable glazes can result in one that's not.
In the case of this video, oxides were being applied over a glaze. There is no way of knowing what percentage of those oxides was being used, in a given area.
Such experimentation is fine on the exteriors, but on surfaces that come in contact with food and drink, a lot of testing should be done.
Thanks for sharing the washes! I have a collection of commercial glazes, from Mayco, also Amaco, Coyote and Duncan, but I wasn't familiar with the washes, so I really appreciate this content!! You'r the best! Loved seeing EC and Ryder in the time lapse!!
LOVE all the blues and greens! The swirled colored clays are awesome! 😍
I liked this video, the blues and greens with bits of brown. The bowls are gorgeous; thanks for the layers lesson.
The wood grain MI mug is outstanding! Really like that texture. Thanks for the Mayco products video. Look forward to more of your fun and informative videos =)
We are glad you enjoy the products.
I really like using these washes to emphasize the grooves/space from stamps or fabric pressed into the clay. I usually paint the wash all over, and then wipe it off (like the black gloss on the Minnesota mugs). Then I put a glaze on top, and it just adds a little bit of depth. I want to try the Rutile! I love that yellow!
I always wipe it off too
They're all absolutely beautiful! Those coloured clay is terrific!
Mayco recommends thinning the washes with water because they’re super concentrated.
Agreed, but you can also use them straight. Watering them down also makes them last much longer.
What fun -- watching you experiment with all these new tools and substances!
Very enthused about the texture mats. I really like both of those textures, especially the honeycomb, since I'm a wanna-beekeeper! Though my own potting experience is still quite minimal, I've done a couple of pieces using textures. Very happy with the results.
Now I need to decide which products to get for myself! HA!
I figured they must have more textures, so I visited their site to check them out. The Retro Squares mat looks awesome! It has a very psychedelic-flower-power-hippie era feel (my generation!). I'll probably feel the urge to wear go-go boots whenever I use it! ;)
Love the blue/green combos, especially the darker hues. I also favored that sort of iridescent, multi-color drip effect you got on the far right piece in the "aurora green over washes" group.
Right now I'm getting very excited. I'll be seeing a bunch of your stuff in person next month, when I get to visit Mocha Monkey! Can barely wait for that adventure!!! Saving up my nickels and dimes, so I can grab some more JTP pieces to go along with my Twisted Kickstarter Mug! ~Debz
We are so happy you like the texture mats. You can also apply glaze to them and use them as a glaze application tool.
@@MaycoColors - It's so great that you decided to sponsor JTP. I'm very impressed by the apparent quality of your various products. Looking forward to a chance to try some myself. I am sure there will be many ways to use the mats. I also noticed the clay stamps, which are equally exciting! Thanks so much. I appreciate what you and @Jonthepotter are doing with your collaboration, and I'm sure I'm not alone!
I just bought a few stamp mats & the new, to me, silk screen images!! Can not wait to try !!!
How exciting! If you have any questions, just let us know.
I’m in a ceramics class and honestly it looks so easy on youtube
Unloading the kiln is like Christmas morning. 😀
I'm so envious of your new studio. I lost mine to house fire ( not the studio). I'm just pulling things back together after 7 years. I've been hand building only all this time. My wheel burned. It's just step by step !
Love the new shelving and pottery, beautiful.
The manganese wash is excellent! I’d send a picture but can’t figure out how. I put it on and wiped it off a textured piece. Magic!
We are so happy you love it!
MaycoColors - hi mayco colors. Jon makes it fun.
Hey! What is the difference between the washes and glazes? Also a recommended video would be one on slip decoration I've saw beautiful pieces done with this technique and i can't find a good informative video on how to do it. I'm new to pottery and trying to start up building a stock at the moment and I'm pretty much self taught. But i aspire to be making pottery full time. Your videos I've been watching nearly everyday for the last few weeks. You help me so much with your information and also your enthusiasm! You're an excellent teacher. Please keep making these fun videos I'm sure it helps many people just like myself:) thank you very much. From Scotland. Keep making cool pots and inspiring!
I too have not seen much about washes but that is so cool! Canada does not have much here like the states- missy wood
Ii wonder if you can use glass frit in a mix. Glass frit is finely ground up glass....
would you make a video for people who want to be come pottery students? I want to learn pottery and I am wondering what to look for in a studio. like value/what to look for in what they inlcude in classes
Thank you! Loved the video! Do you have a video already on how you marble your clays? Do you wedge them together or do you do when it’s on the wheel? Would love to know your technique
Very good video, learned something new. Love your energy Jon
I would love to see a video on how you marble the clay!!! Just beautiful!
So beautiful! Love your content and your artwork
I'm in love with the yellow mug!!! 😍😍😍
Okay
I am self isolating from Covid 19 virus! Looking at some of your old videos and found this one, somehow I missed it, and I’m so pleased I found it, I thought the washes were great but you never seem to use them anymore, why? Cheers Bob 🇬🇧
I am wondering If you can mix glazes with the "washes"(?) and apply them afterwards on your pieces ??
Big bowls, green glaze. What were the glazes used on those?
Hi Jon, great video. Can I buy directly from them as I can't get many of their products from our pottery suppliers here in New Zealand. I have tried to find their website but have not had any luck. Do they have another website? I love your videos.
love and light
Judith
Opening the kiln is like Christmas 🎄
It would have been cool to watch you do something with the washes other than just lines at the top like painting circles or patterns, maybe sometime in the future? :)
Where can I buy those paint 🎨 .. what is it name??
Can you show us how you make a planter?
I use the wash all over textures, then wipe off access and dunk in a lighter color.
Is your kiln new or is that digital controller something you can add to an older kiln? Thank you for your videos! I am new to pottery and live an a small town in Montana where there is no options for classes. I bought a used wheel and kiln and just started trying to figure it out. I have learned a lot from your videos! Thank you!
wow beautiful.. love the steals and whites!!!
Since they bought duncan I want them low fire courtyard glazes to be available. ANYONE else love those ? I only have a few cuz the others were out of stock
Are washes and oxides the same thing? I’ve been watching the great pottery throw down, and they use oxides a lot.
I was just thinking the same thing, such a great show!
I do miniature pottery and only use microwave kiln to fire and it s done in 15 minutes :) I could not wait that long 😀
I’d love to know how you use the stamps.
How would you suggest someone get started in pottery? Looks amazing would love to take a class or something but don’t know where to start.
You should do a video where you try crazy glaze combos! Things that you would never try.
Can something be applied to the copper to oxidize it? Or patina?
You did something at the end; marking the bottom of the bowls then adjusting the position on the wheel. Does that align/center the trimmed bottom with the top?
Also, is there a place we can order Mayco products from? (Found list of distributors on Mayco website!)
Love your videos!
ruclips.net/video/SBHL-h8z-ko/видео.html
There's the link
Thanks!
Can you make a tutorial for your planters? I really like your planters 😁
Do the washes normally have just water mixed in? Or is there a frit added?
To use the washes we recommend adding water but you can also use them straight. There is no frit added.
The most handsome ceramist!!
Seeing your work displayed like that on your new shelves, really makes an impact! I like that Blue Surf... It seems pretty versatile. Yaaay! Shout out to EARTH NATION!! :)) It is always nice to see your beautiful family in videos. :) I am guessing that there would be hundreds of comments on this video if you were giving away one of those awesome bowls.... ;}
Thank you.
But rutile ain't a toxic oxide? (for utilitarians)
Writing things down is important. I wish I was more organized and did that more often
Mary Max KATS I bought a cheap fire tablet (like $25 on prime day) and use an app called Wunderlist that lets me make notes and attach pics. I can even share my lists with others so we can see each other’s results. It’s soooo much easier then trying to use a regular note book. I even bought a cheap waterproof “case” (basically a glorified heavyweight ziplock) so I can use it in the studio and not worry about getting it wet or dirty. For less then $35 it’s made a huge difference (& I can keep music on it for while I’m throwing). You could use do the same thing with a smartphone and similar case.
Love you videos
How can i order your staf i live in Austria please
The washes seem to be an interactive pigment of some kind ..would you agree?
Nice shots of the belly! He's getting out there. When is she due? Also I love using washes to do a painterly effect on the sides of my pots.
New subscriber 😊👍🏽
Love your videos Jon. Would like to see more of your tecniques of you applying second and third washes and glazes. Results look ok but generally underwhelmed by results. The colours and textures seem bland with no real exciting punch. Making these comments having been to a few top end pottery art and craft shows with ceramicist selling many types of ware... Would love to see a video of you showing your favourite glazes being made from powder through to mixing and application.
Keep up the great work...
Cone 10 oxidation firing? Yes?
New subscriber from India😆
Great video!
Those mayco washes are concentrated and should be watered down when you use them.
Check it out on susanpriemdesigns. I put the manganese wash piece on. You’ll like it!
Just getting ready to do a load using washes. Disappointed you didn’t show better images of the results especially highlighting the names and glazes. IE on the platters and only half the pieces showed the names on screen. Too quick. Not enough detail. No real close ups.
Bonjour vos vidéos sont très intéressant et chouette à regardé mais je suis française et je ne comprends pas tout surtout pour les mélanges d’émaux.dommage.merci à vous
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Teaching wise, are you working on a lot more marketing and making money lately ~subscript wise?
I really enjoy your videos and your pottery, but this video felt dis-genuine to me; it felt "forced" and like product placement. I hope you get back to your usual fun and inspiring videos soon!
What does product placement mean?🤔
I felt like i just watched a 12 min commercial. What happened to this channel
Bcus he was honoring his sponser mayco bcus he loves their products.
How do you put the stamps on there ?