How to Master create ceramic sculpture

This is the main part of the process. We start with a model made from clay and then we work on creating the form. The first step is creating a piece of clay that is a good representation of the form we want to create. On this occasion, I use hand building coil technique. There are many ways to do this. Once I have created the form I can begin to work with the clay in a more creative way.

[@juliancardona5471]

Bello trabajo maestra , gracias por sus enseñanzas❤

[@valecan3399]

Pero qué bonito!😍😍😍
Gracias por mostrar el proceso!

[@chompers11]

Really incredible thank you for sharing the process

[@kamulko5108]

Love how your piece play with the light and shadows. Very nice, love to see more...

[@annamariainnocenti785]

Monumentale.Bravissima!

[@elainebradleyceramist]

Super vid, super result!

[@nektar8814]

Amazing! 😍

[@glennr9913]

I really enjoyed watching the progression of your sculpture. The music and the pace worked well for the video. I recently bought a pottery wheel, but am having second thoughts about whether I really want to put so much effort into practicing to end up being constrained by the wheel and whatever level of skill I happen to reach. Your work has inspired me to try a bit of sculpting.
Thanks for taking the time to share your work and the process with us.

[@elainebradleyceramist]

The wheel only seems constraining until you gain skills and vision to see it just as a tool. You can throw, then alter, cut, make darts like in dressmaking to create new shape and volume. You can join many thrown (possibly altered) parts as a composite form. Your work doesn’t have to end up round.

[@msb4511]

FABULOUS!!!!!

[@anasousa441]

Amazing 👏👏👏👏

[@chiangsim]

Beautiful!

[@nickb8791]

AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!

[@kylawww4642]

wow love! thank you for sharing, sending love and more power to creativity! take care everyone

[@basaltlineceramics7105]

Thank you 😊

[@joyceradesca408]

Maravillosa escultura orgánica Te felicito por tu dedicación y creatividad Muchos éxitos !

[@joyceradesca408]

💥

[@sara2010M]

Beautiful work ❤

[@basaltlineceramics7105]

Thank you!

[@lucianasalas4958]

I love these sculptures. I would like to have one in my house.
Does that sculpture go into a kiln?

[@basaltlineceramics7105]

Thank you 😊 All my sculptures are fired. If you interested, you can visit my shop on Etsy (link in description of my channel) Currently I have some sculptures for sale, but I also can make a personal commission for you 🤗

[@dianewadsworth-woolley4351]

Didn’t see how you went from one large open bowl shape to the huge curved shape and connected it to the other side!!!

[@basaltlineceramics7105]

I use foam to create and support the form while the clay is still soft, after the clay becomes leather hard I can continue to work without the support.

[@anthonyneely333]

What type of clay are you using in thus presentation

[@basaltlineceramics7105]

I’m using P1511 Professional Architectural Handbuilding 900-1300°C

[@patjakker6730]

getting inspiration for my cave dwelling aquarium 👍

[@scjjml]

what kind of glaze? is it low fire?

[@basaltlineceramics7105]

Grogged stoneware was used and the was bisque fired at a temperature of 1240°C. It is not glazed.